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Quick Tes 1

Vocabulary

1 Communication Complete the phrases with the words in the box.

face to face instant language mobile networking phone postal profile sign smoke

1 language2 social 3 online 4 smart 5 service6 messaging7 conversation8 signals9 phone 10 body

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2 Multi-part Verbs Choose the correct words.

1 I can’t keep / make up with all the new technology. Everything changes so fast.

2 Have you checked about / out his Facebook page recently?

3 How do you keep on / in touch with your friends?

4 What did you find out about / of the new teacher?

5 I’ve just set up / over a new page on my website.

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3 Adjectives Write the opposite of these adjectives.

1 safe 2 pleasant 3 strong 4 correct 5 outgoing 6 careful

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Grammar

4 Present Tenses Complete the text with the verbs in the Present Simple, Present Continuous or Present Perfect.

I 1 (always/have) a pet. My dog is eight years old and my two cats are four years old. My best friend 2 (never/own) a pet because her parents 3 (be) frightened of animals. Right now we 4 (take) Rover, my dog, for a walk in the forest. We usually 5 (walk) here, but sometimes we 6 (go) to the beach with him. He 7 (love) to swim in the sea. However, we have to be careful because he 8 (always/chase) birds.

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Sentence Builder

5 For and since Complete the sentences with for or since.

1 We’ve been here nine this morning.

2 He’s had a car ages. 3 They’ve been away a few days.4 No one has spoken to him the

weekend.5 They’ve been here lunchtime.

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Key Expressions

6 Opinions Complete the dialogue with the phrases (a–f).

a that’s trueb don’t you think soc yes, definitelyd if you ask mee didn’t we agreef what do you think

Nick This smart phone is great, but it’s quite expensive. 1 ?

Jerry Well, I think you should buy it. It’s much better than the other one. 2 ?

Nick Yes, you’re right, but, 3 , I think I should buy the cheaper one because I haven’t got much money at the moment. Anyway, 4 that I mustn’t spend too much money this month?

Jerry We did, but the other phone is much better quality.

Nick 5 . Do you really think it’s worth the extra money?

Jerry 6 . And I can lend you the money until next month if you like.

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Quick Tes 2

Vocabulary

1 In the Media Find ten words related to the media in the word square.

N E W H E A D L I N E S I

Q U I S C R O S S W O R D

B R E A K T I N G L E T T

O M R S V I P W S A D V I

G B H E A C H A T S H O W

S L O T B L O R E A S E R

D O C U M E N T A R I E S

P G A D W S S I N G S L P

A S R Q U E S T E N N A O

I N T E R V I E W S P O R

G R O W E A H O T S I P T

E H O R O S C O P E S E S

S I N T E R N A T I O N A

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2 Compound Adjectives Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

breaking coloured famous looking minute

1 They all wore brightly- clothes.

2 Do you remember who that good- actor is?

3 We have to give a five- presentation to the class.

4 He’s a world- athlete who has won several gold medals.

5 The end of the film was heart- . I felt sad for ages

afterwards.

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Grammar

3 Past Tenses Complete the text with the verbs in the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

Last week, Mrs Naseby 1 (visit) her mother in hospital when thieves 2 (break) into her house. When she arrived home, she 3 (notice) that someone 4 (leave) her front door open. She 5 (go) inside and saw that they 6 (steal) her laptop, some jewellery and some money. While she 7 (talk) to the police on the phone, there 8 (be) a knock at the door. When she opened it she found two policemen who 9 (carry) a bag with her laptop, jewellery and money inside.

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4 Verb Patterns In each sentence underline the verb which cannot be used.

1 My brother suggested / offered / refused to help me with my homework.

2 We enjoyed / wanted / avoided going to the Science Museum.

3 I stopped / gave up / agreed learning Spanish.4 He advised / made / let me wait in the office.5 Our teacher told / helped / decided us to read

the newspaper article.

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Quick Tes 2

Key Expressions

6 Personal News Complete the dialogue with the phrases (a–f).

a that badb very goodc a pityd worry aboute are thingsf a nightmare

Kitty Hi Jane, how 1 ?

Jane Not 2 , I’m afraid.

Kitty Have you arranged an interview with Johnny Depp yet?

Jane His agent says he’s already booked up.

Kitty That’s 3 . I thought you knew someone who knew him?

Jane Yeah, well, I called my cousin who said she knew him, but it turns out she doesn’t. I don’t know what to do now. It’s been 4 .

Kitty I’m sure it’s not 5 . I think I can help you so don’t 6 it.

Jane Great! Have you got Depp’s phone number?

Kitty No, but I know where he’ll be this evening – in the park filming. We’ll try and get him there.

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Sentence Builder

5 After and before Look at Sarah’s diary and complete the sentences. Write one word for each space.

Time

10.00 Go to dentist

11.00 Interview Hayley Johnson

1.00 Have lunch with boss

2.30 Visit new radio station

4.30 Write article about radio station

6.00 Leave office

6.30 Take bus home

1 interviewing Hayley Johnson, Sarah went to the dentist.

2 After she Hayley, she had lunch with her boss.

3 Before the article, Sarah visited the new radio station.

4 visiting the radio station, Sarah wrote the article about it.

5 After left the office, she took the bus home.

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Quick Tes 3

Vocabulary

1 The Environment Complete the puzzle. Find the mystery word.

0H Y B R I D C A R1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

0 a vehicle that uses two types of power1 using something again2 coal and gas are examples of these3 how much energy you use is your carbon …4 when there is no rain you have this5 strange weather shows that we have this6 many people use this type of light bulb today7 gases and chemicals cause this8 they use a renewable energy source9 you put this in your car 10 we breathe this out – carbon … 11 energy from the sun 12 carbon dioxide is a … gas

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2 Adjectives Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

deafening exotic freshwater magnificent snow-capped

1 There was a noise as all the monkeys screamed at once.

2 In the distance we saw the mountains.

3 They went swimming in the lakes.

4 We took photos of the landscape.

5 There are lots of animals in the forest.

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Grammar

3 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous. Complete the text with the verbs in the Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous.

1 How many bags of rubbish (you/collect)?

2 How long (you/recycle) all your glass and plastic?

3 They (do) their homework so they can go out now.

4 People in the forests (use) these boats all their lives.

5 I (not use) a plastic bag for years.

6 Joanna (make) all the cakes for the party. They’re wonderful.

7 We (plan) this holiday all year.

8 She (not return) from her trip.

9 How much money (you/spend) today?

10 We (grow) our own vegetables for years.

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Quick Tes 3

Sentence Builder

4 Although and despite Complete the sentences with although or despite.

1 they’re more expensive, I prefer to buy fair trade goods.

2 He doesn’t buy luxury goods having a lot of money.

3 living in a town, I still grow my own food.

4 we know we’re destroying the planet, many people still don’t believe it.

5 I get plastic bags at the supermarket I know I shouldn’t really

use them.

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Key Expressions

5 Making Arrangements Choose the correct words.

Terry Hi, Gill, Terry here. 1Shall / Let’s meet up later.

Gill Sure. Where?

Terry 2What about / Why don’t the Red Café on the High street?

Gill Well, 3I’d prefer / rather go to the café in the park. It’s nearer.

Terry Oh, 4good / right idea. I like it there.

Gill Shall we 5meeting / meet at about five?

Terry Do you fancy 6have / having dinner there, too?

Gill 7Sorry / Sure I can’t make 8it / you tonight. I’ve got to be back home by eight for a family dinner.

Terry Okay. We can have dinner there another time.

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Quick Tes 4

Vocabulary

1 Money Choose the correct words.

1 How much does he win / earn each month in his new job?

2 The company pays my wage / salary at the end of every month.

3 They raised / saved a lot of money for the disabled at the charity auction.

4 I haven’t got any cash / credit on me. Have you got any coins for the machine?

5 I opened a bank account / loan yesterday so my wages can be paid into it.

6 Can you borrow / lend me some money? I haven’t got enough for the meal.

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2 Materials Complete the words.

1 C is a reddish brown metal.2 If you come third in a race you win the

b medal.3 L is made with the skins of

animals.4 The environment is being damaged by

p which is man-made.5 She bought some flowery c to make

the curtains with.

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3 Quantities Which of these words can you not use together?

1 a slice of a cake b honey c cheese d bread2 a piece of a wood b chocolate c paper d rice3 a group of a animals b children c bananas d friends4 a bit of a food b wood c apples d water5 a pile of a wine b money c books d clothes

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Grammar

4 The Passive Rewrite the sentences in the passive.

1 The footballer donated his shirt. The shirt by

the footballer.2 Auctions can raise a lot of money for charity A lot of money for charity

by auctions.3 A pop star has signed this poster. This poster

by a pop star.4 They will give the money to poor children in

Africa. The money

to poor children in Africa.5 Many film stars support our charity. Our charity

by many film stars.6 They didn’t sell the painting at the auction. The painting

at the auction.

7 They make this jewellery out of silver. The jewellery

out of silver.

8 They first used paper money in China. Paper money

in China.9 You can recycle everything. Everything . 10 You must keep the necklace safe. It’s very

valuable. The necklace

safe. It’s very valuable.

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Quick Tes 4

Key Expressions

6 Complaining Put the sentences (a–i) in the right order to complete the dialogue.

a I’m terribly sorry about that. Have you got the receipt, please?

b Right, here you are. And once again, I’m really sorry about the problem.

c I’ll take a replacement.d That’s okay. Thanks for your help.e Yes. Can I help you?f Well, it keeps stopping when it gets hot.g Yes, here you are.h Thanks. Now, would you like to replace it or

have a refund?i Yes – it’s this hair dryer I bought last week.

I’m afraid there’s a problem with it.

Customer Excuse me.

Assistant 1

Customer 2

Assistant Really, what’s that?

Customer 3

Assistant 4

Customer 5

Assistant 6

Customer 7

Assistant 8

Customer 9

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Sentence Builder

5 So and such Complete the sentences with such or so.

1 It was a good idea that we let him do it.

2 The clothes were old that we threw them away.

3 The charity auction was a success that we’re doing it again next month.

4 We’ve had many problems that we’ve had to close the shop for a week.

5 I feel tired that I’m going to go straight to bed.

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Quick Tes 5

Vocabulary

1 Clothes Match the words to make clothes.

1 flared a jacket2 flat b shirt3 mini c jumper4 sleeveless d shoes5 V-neck e skirt6 leather f jeans

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2 Materials and Patterns Sort the letters to make words for materials and patterns.

1 D R Y O R O C U 2 P R I D E T S 3 T O N O C T 4 I N A L P 5 M I N D E

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3 Prepositions Choose the correct words.

1 I helped him with his homework in / by exchange for a guitar lesson.

2 With / Within a month, she had become a model.

3 I designed the dress all by / on my own.4 They travelled around / in the world last year.5 There are still a few bears living of / in

the wild.6 How much time do you spend at / on the

Internet every day?

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Grammar

4 Used to and would Complete the sentences with used to, didn’t use to, would or wouldn’t.

When I was a child, over sixty years ago, I only 1 have two pairs of shoes. One for school – those were my best ones – and one pair for playing in. We 2 wear our best clothes on Sundays and for family celebrations. I 3 hate my school uniform which was a boring grey colour. The school hat was even worse and I 4 often try and hide it so that I didn’t have to wear it. I 5 tell my mother that I had lost it, but she always 6 find it again. Unfortunately, I seemed very old-fashioned as I 7 wear fashionable clothes because my parents 8 let me.

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5 Used to and would Complete the questions. Use the words in brackets.

1 Where for your holidays when you were a child? (use)

We always went to the beach. 2 What after

school? (would) I would play football with my friends.3 Why your

homework in the kitchen? (use) We did our homework there because it was the

warmest part of the house.4 How many

brush your hair every night, Grandma? (did) I used to brush it one hundred times!

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Quick Tes 5

Sentence Builder

6 Like Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

does is like look looks

1 What your new dress like?2 Our new teacher like a film

star. 3 Who she look like, her mother

or her father?4 Her new clothes really cool.

I love them. 5 What do you for breakfast?

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Key Expressions

7 Describing People Read the text. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C).

Josh is a slim guy 1 long brown hair. He usually wears a jacket, which doesn’t 2 with the trousers. Under the jacket he always wears black T-shirts with strange designs 3 them. He sometimes wears a scarf 4 his neck. I don’t think it 5 him 6 his neck is rather short and the scarf makes it look even shorter.

1 A has B of C with2 A suit B do C go3 A in B on C of4 A over B across C round5 A suits B matches C goes6 A so B because C despite

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Quick Tes 6

Vocabulary

1 Sports and Games Look at the pictures and write the names of the sports.

1

2

3

4

5

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2 Sports and Games Sort the letters to make words for sports and games.

1 I N G A L I P G R A D 2 S H U R T G A D 3 G E N N F I C 4 W I N G S T R E L 5 T R A M A N O H

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3 Multi-part Verbs Choose the correct words.

1 He didn’t like college so he dropped out / off after the first year.

2 He didn’t get out / away with taking drugs. He was caught.

3 Although it was raining heavily, they went / got ahead with the race.

4 The athlete has spoken out with / against drug-taking.

5 I always do my best because I don’t want to let my team down / out.

6 They gave leaflets out / over to everyone.

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Grammar

4 Speculating Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

been can’t (x2) have might must

1 He’s got the gold medal. He have won the race.

2 He have run in the race because I know he was injured.

3 There’s no one at home. I think she have gone out, but I’m not

sure.4 Look at all these medals! She must have

a champion swimmer.5 This book be very old – it says

‘2003’ on the cover.6 Archaeologists might found

the answer to the mystery.

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5 Modals Referring to the Past Choose the correct words.

1 You should / needn’t have prepared for the race. That’s why you didn’t win.

2 I was injured so I didn’t have / wasn’t able to finish the race. I was really upset.

3 We shouldn’t / couldn’t have entered the race. It was a big mistake.

4 They were really lucky because they could have met / were able to meet Usain Bolt and get his autograph.

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Quick Tes 6

Key Expressions

7 Giving Advice Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

better do if report should shouldn’t sure what

A Hello. This is the Greenpeace office.

B Hi. I’d like to 1 something.

A Yes, 2 exactly.

B Well, I think that the local cosmetics factory is poisoning the river.

A Are you 3 ?

B Well, we’ve analysed river water and some products from the factory and they both contain the same toxic chemicals.

A That’s very interesting. You 4 send us all the evidence you’ve got.

B Right, we’ll 5 that.

A 6 I were you, I’d get some photos of the site, too.

B That’s a good idea.

A You’d 7 be careful though.

B Why?

A You 8 let the company know what you’re up to.

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Sentence Builder

6 As well as, apart from and instead of Complete the sentences with as well as, apart from or instead of.

1 being a good athlete, he’s also a good teacher.

2 I like most food nuts – I can’t stand them!

3 They caught the bus walking to school this morning.

4 He went to training staying at home watching TV.

5 cricket, which he hates, he enjoys playing most sports.

6 They presented the winner with a bunch of flowers a medal. She held them both up above her head.

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Quick Tes 7

Vocabulary

1 Crime Find ten words related to crime in the word square.

S U S P I X S H W G Y

E N M O Z I F E E R L

N F U W S C E T H O K

T C R I M I N A L W I

E P D T O R B L O O D

N D E T E C T I V E N

C H R A W S H B I K A

E V E R Y A E I C L P

T A R M I W F A T I P

W E A P O N T T I R E

O R F R E S N D M X R

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2 Adjectives Circle the odd word out.

1 huge / vast / ancient / enormous2 small / huge / tiny / little3 nice / lovely / nasty / kind4 young / ageing / ancient / old5 massive / enormous / giant / low

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Grammar

3 Reported Orders and Requests Rewrite the orders and requests in reported speech.

1 ‘Don’t speak.’ He ordered her

.2 ‘Take pictures of the crime scene.’ She wanted him

of the crime scene.

3 ‘Could you wait, please.’ He asked her

.4 ‘Don’t open the box.’ He warned them

the box.5 ‘Can you show me the knife?’ She asked them

the knife.

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4 Reported Orders and Requests Rewrite the sentences in direct speech.

1 The thief told the police they had got the wrong man.

‘You ,’ the thief told the police.

2 The police officer asked the man to step aside. ‘ ,’ the

police officer said.3 The judge ordered the man not to say

anything. ‘ ,’ the judge

ordered the man.4 The boys asked the police not to arrest them. ‘ ,’ the boys

said.5 The police office told the neighbour to go back

inside her house. ‘ ,’ the

police office told the neighbour.

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Sentence Builder

5 Indirect Questions and Having done Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

have having if then what

1 Do you know that customer has paid?

2 How many fish you killed?3 talked to the lawyer, she made

her decision.4 Could you tell me that thing is

over there?5 I gave a statement to the police officer and

I left the police station.

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Quick Tes 7

Key Expressions

6 Requests Complete the dialogue with the words in the box.

afraid ahead can’t could courseknow okay problem will won’t

Caroline Mr Jones? We’re from the local newspaper. 1 we talk to you please?

Mr Jones I’m 2 I’m very busy at the moment.

Caroline Just a few minutes. It 3 take long.

Mr Jones Well, okay. Let’s go into my office. Could you turn that recorder off, please?

Caroline Of 4 . No 5 .

Jennifer Could we have a look around the factory?

Mr Jones No, I’m sorry you 6 .

Caroline Is it 7 if we ask you some questions then?

Mr Jones Go 8 . You’ve got two minutes.

Jennifer Do you 9 the waste from your factory is polluting the river?

Mr Jones That’s ridiculous. We comply with all the European regulations. 10 you leave my office now?

Caroline Okay.

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Quick Tes 8

Vocabulary

1 Adjectives Sort the letters to make descriptive adjectives.

1 R V E L E C 2 C A R T B A T S 3 L O U R I D I S U C 4 U S U N A L U 5 D O P A C T I L M E C 6 D I W E R 7 U N F Y N 8 M O B S C I L Y

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2 Adjectives Complete the adjectives.

1 His paintings are very i e. Where does he get his ideas from?

2 I prefer paintings which are r c and look like photographs.

3 My mother paints very c l pictures: reds, oranges, purples, greens.

4 I like p l pictures which make me feel calm.

5 I think this picture is very c g. I can’t see what it’s supposed to be. Can you?

6 That’s a s g painting for this artist. I didn’t expect such a happy picture.

7 I only want r g pictures in my bedroom so that I can fall asleep easily.

8 His big paintings are very i e. You have to take notice of them.

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Grammar

3 Reported Statements Rewrite the statements in reported speech.

1 ‘I like that painting.’ She said

that painting2 ‘I’m waiting for my friends.’ He told me he

his friends.3 ‘We don’t enjoy art galleries.’ They admitted

art galleries.

4 ‘You will love the new painting.’ She announced I

the new painting.

5 ‘The artist wanted to change the colour.’ They believed the artist

the colour.6 ‘I haven’t met the artist.’ She replied that

the artist.7 ‘The painting will make a lot of money.’ He predicted that the painting

a lot of money.

8 ‘I am not upset by your comments.’ She replied that

by my comments.

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Quick Tes 8

Key Expressions

6 Conversation Choose the correct words.

John So, I think we should meet …

Lizzy 1Sorry / Afraid to interrupt, but have you seen my bag?

John No, I haven’t. 2On / By the way, I’ve just got a new computer. Do you like it?

Lizzy Very nice.

John Anyway, as I was 3talking / saying, we must arrange the meeting this evening.

Lizzy 4Can / Do I say something? We’ve got to visit the factory again.

John I know. 5Shall / Let’s talk about it later.

Lizzy Okay.

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4 Talking about Quantity Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

all both neither none some

1 I like the paintings. I don’t know which one to choose.

2 I’ve studied of Van Gogh’s paintings but not many.

3 Unfortunately, of the people at the meeting could speak English.

4 The two boys were good artists, but sadly of them sold any paintings

that day. 5 I think I’ve visited the art

galleries in London now.

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Sentence Builder

5 Prepositions Complete the sentences. Write one preposition for each space.

1 Be careful! There’s a danger hitting your head.

2 Do you worry making a mistake?

3 He’s never been interested working with us.

4 I thought you were tired doing this job.

5 You can help me saying nothing.

6 He’s famous for shouting everyone.

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Quick Tes Answer KeyModule 8 Quick Test Answer Key1 1 clever 2 abstract 3 ridiculous 4 unusual 5 complicated

6 weird 7 funny 8 symbolic2 1 imaginative 2 realistic 3 colourful 4 peaceful 5 confusing

6 surprising 7 relaxing 8 impressive3 1 she liked 2 was waiting for 3 they didn’t enjoy 4 would love

5 had wanted to change 6 she hadn’t met 7 would make 8 she was not upset

4 1 both 2 some 3 none 4 neither 5 all5 1 of 2 about 3 in 4 of 5 by 6 at6 1 Sorry 2 By 3 saying 4 Can 5 Let’s

Module 1 Quick Test Answer Key1 1 sign 2 networking 3 profile 4 phone 5 postal 6 instant

7 face to face 8 smoke 9 mobile 10 language2 1 keep 2 out 3 in 4 about 5 up3 1 dangerous 2 unpleasant 3 weak 4 incorrect 5 shy

6 careless4 1 have always had 2 has never owned 3 are 4 are taking

5 walk 6 go 7 loves 8 always chases5 1 since 2 for 3 for 4 since 5 since6 1 f 2 b 3 d 4 e 5 a 6 c

Module 2 Quick Test Answer Key1 Across: headlines / crossword / chat show / documentaries /

interviews / horoscopes Down: blogs / cartoon / articles / sports2 1 coloured 2 looking 3 minute 4 famous 5 breaking3 1 was visiting 2 broke 3 noticed 4 had left 5 went

6 had stolen 7 was talking 8 was 9 were carrying4 1 suggested 2 wanted 3 agreed 4 advised 5 decided5 1 Before 2 interviewed 3 writing 4 After 5 she6 1 e 2 b 3 c 4 f 5 a 6 d

Module 3 Quick Test Answer Key1 1 recycling 2 fossil fuels 3 footprint 4 drought

5 climate change 6 energy-saving 7 pollution 8 wind farms 9 petrol 10 dioxide 11 solar 12 greenhouse

Mystery word = deforestation2 1 deafening 2 snow-capped 3 freshwater 4 magnificent

5 exotic3 1 have you collected 2 have you been recycling 3 have/’ve done

4 have been using 5 haven’t used 6 has made 7 have/’ve been planning 8 hasn’t returned 9 have you spent 10 have/’ve been growing

4 1 Although 2 despite 3 Despite 4 Although 5 although5 1 Let’s 2 What about 3 rather 4 good 5 meet 6 having

7 Sorry 8 it

Module 4 Quick Test Answer Key1 1 earn 2 salary 3 raised 4 cash 5 account 6 lend2 1 copper 2 bronze 3 leather 4 plastic 5 cloth3 1 b 2 d 3 c 4 c 5 a4 1 was donated 2 can be raised 3 has been signed 4 will be given

5 is supported 6 wasn’t sold 7 is made 8 was first used 9 can be recycled 10 must be kept

5 1 such 2 so 3 such 4 so 5 so6 1 e 2 i 3 f 4 a 5 g 6 h 7 c 8 b 9 d

Module 5 Quick Test Answer Key1 1 f 2 d 3 e 4 b 5 c 6 a2 1 corduroy 2 striped 3 cotton 4 plain 5 denim3 1 in 2 Within 3 on 4 around 5 in 6 on4 1 used to 2 would/used to 3 used to 4 would 5 would/used to

6 used to 7 didn’t use to 8 wouldn’t5 1 did you use to go 2 would you do 3 did you use to do

4 times did you use to6 1 is 2 looks 3 does 4 look 5 like7 1 C 2 C 3 B 4 C 5 A 6 B

Module 6 Quick Test Answer Key1 1 long jump 2 weightlifting 3 javelin 4 cricket 5 ice hockey2 1 paragliding 2 draughts 3 fencing 4 wrestling 5 marathon3 1 out 2 away 3 went 4 against 5 down 6 out4 1 must 2 can’t 3 might 4 been 5 can’t 6 have5 1 should 2 wasn’t able 3 shouldn’t 4 were able to meet6 1 As well as 2 apart from 3 instead of 4 instead of

5 Apart from 6 as well as7 1 report 2 what 3 sure 4 should 5 do 6 If 7 better

8 shouldn’t

Module 7 Quick Test Answer Key1 Across: criminal / blood / detective / weapon Down: sentence / murderer / theft / alibi / victim / kidnapper2 1 ancient 2 huge 3 nasty 4 young 5 low3 1 not to speak 2 to take pictures 3 to wait 4 not to open

5 to show her4 1 have got the wrong man 2 Step aside (please),

3 Don’t say anything 4 (Please) Don’t arrest us 5 Go back inside your house

5 1 if 2 have 3 Having 4 what 5 then6 1 Could 2 afraid 3 won’t 4 course 5 problem 6 can’t

7 okay 8 ahead 9 know 10 will

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Placemen Tes A

Choose the correct answer.

1 He doesn’t like chocolate, he?

A doesn’t B isn’t C does D like

2 A When your friends?

B In about an hour.

A do you meet B have you met C are you meeting D you meeting

3 I haven’t seen Jack the last time you were here.

A since B as C for D by

4 He born in 1998.

A is B has C did D was

5 collected her keys and her purse, she left the house.

A Having B She has C Have D After

6 A What your father do?

B He’s a police officer.

A does B do C work D is

7 He a car for two years now.

A had B has had C has D was having

8 I agree you. It’s a great idea.

A to B for C with D in

9 He hasn’t done research for his project.

A a lot B lots C much D loads

10 After football, he went to the cinema with his friends.

A play B playing C to play D played

11 We need to check the information again. think so?

A Why you B Don’t you C Not D You

12 He didn’t me help him.

A let B allow C want D ask

13 They refused me what had happened.

A they tell B tell C to tell D telling

14 I’ve got two best friends and of them go to my school.

A neither B none C all D either

15 I on the computer when there was a power cut, so I couldn’t finish my project.

A worked B was working C had worked D have been working

16 When I got home, I realised that someone in and my jewellery was missing.

A was breaking B had been breaking C has broken D had broken

17 He asked me if I help him with his project.

A can B am C would D will

18 We about visiting Australia for many years before we finally went there.

A had thought B have thought C have been thinking D are thinking

19 Do you I open the window?

A mind B say can C okay if D mind if

20 This bread fresh. Let’s buy some more.

A not B aren’t C are D isn’t

21 Grandad, to live on a farm when you were a boy?

A you used B did you use C use you D did you used

22 The first prize at last week’s sporting event by a student from another school.

A won B is won C wins D was won

23 I don’t know where .

A does he live B he lives C lives D he live

24 We haven’t been here for . Three years at least!

A ages B long time C much time D ever

25 We enjoyed our holiday the bad weather.

A although B despite C because D even though

26 A Sorry I’m late. waiting long?

B Only about ten minutes.

A Did you B Have you C Are you D Have you been

27 Why we go to that new café? I hear it’s very good.

A aren’t B don’t C shan’t D mustn’t

28 I’d go somewhere else. I don’t like it there.

A rather B prefer C better D like

29 What about some dinner now?

A have B we are having C to have D having

30 The party was success that we decided to have another one next month.

A such B so C such a D so much

31 The phone rang the meeting.

A while B meanwhile C during D within


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XxxxxxxxPlacemen Tes A

32 The stadium the concert took place was huge.

A which B where C that D whose

33 This letter signed. Can you ask the boss to do it now?

A hasn’t been B didn’t C hasn’t D isn’t being

34 A Thanks for helping.

B .

A Not all B No problem C Doesn’t matter D Don’t mind

35 The keys aren’t in your bag, so you them at home.

A must you left B must left C must leave D must have left

36 She managed to do it her own.

A on B by C with D in

37 My dad have a beard, but he’s shaved it off now.

A might B had C could D used to

38 A What Sarah like?

B She’s very friendly.

A does B does look C is D looks

39 The car broke down so we had to at the local garage.

A is repair it B have it repaired C make it repair D have repaired it

40 the past, people lived in caves.

A In B At C Over D During

41 We apologise so late.

A for be B for being C at being D to be

42 She didn’t come to the party she had a bad cold.

A since as B because C because of D for

43 A I don’t like our new classroom.

B .

A Neither I B I do too C Neither do I D So do I

44 being a good footballer, he’s an excellent tennis player.

A Addition B Apart C Instead D As well as

45 If I you, I’d tell somebody about it.

A are B were C would D am

46 How long learning English?

A are you B have you been C do you D you

47 That be Joe. He’s living in Australia now.

A can’t B mustn’t C shouldn’t D needn’t

48 You that. I was going to do it – but thanks anyway.

A mustn’t have done B needn’t have doneC didn’t do D can’t do that

49 A You see the doctor if you still feel ill tomorrow.

B Okay I will. Thanks.

A should B might C will D need

50 You have said anything to her. It was a mistake.

A couldn’t B mustn’t C can’t D shouldn’t

51 I’m quite tired so I stay out too late.

A rather not B rather not to C would rather not D would not rather

52 There were hundreds of paintings and them were incredible.

A some of B some C both of D all

53 He’s got hairstyle as his friends.

A similar B the same C same D like

54 They ordered him the truth.

A telling B he tell C for telling D to tell

55 I don’t know . Do you?

A where are they B they are where C where they are D are they where

56 He told them the room until they had finished the work.

A not leave B don’t leaveC not to leave D to don’t leave

57 We spend hours playing in the garden when we were children.

A did B would C used D always

58 I’ll buy my parents a big house if I the lottery.

A win B will win C would win D won

59 What kind of things are you interested ?

A of B to C for D in

60 She’s slow runner that she always loses her races.

A so B such a C so a D a such

61 Jane and Susie are both English, but of them lives in England.

A either B neither C some D both



Placemen Tes A

62 I was waiting for the bus, I saw an old friend.

A While B Meanwhile C During D Then

63 He explained that the book had been hidden for 600 years.

A us B to us C about us D us it

64 We you that it was dangerous, but you didn’t listen.

A warned B admitted C said D replied

65 the way, have your relatives from America arrived yet?

A In B On C Over D By

66 She’s only thirteen, she looks much older.

A even B but that C although D despite

67 We her since last year.

A don’t see B aren’t seeing C didn’t see D haven’t seen

68 The climate is to get warmer over the next few years.

A like B likely C probably D maybe

69 He to the office early yesterday morning.

A went B goes C has gone D is going

70 I’ve finished the book – it was great.

A yet B already C still D ever

71 Look! Your car isn’t here – it stolen!

A must B has C was to be D must have been

72 She worked at the radio station two years.

A ago B before C for D since

73 What do if you were the president of your country?

A would you B will you C would you have D would you be

74 I be able to come – I’m not sure.

A can B will C might D ought

75 I told him to arrive early, he came an hour late!

A however B but C because D so that

76 A What tomorrow?

B Going to the football match

A do you B do you do C are you doing D will you doing

77 Do you always at Mike’s Salon?

A doing your hair B have done hair C have your hair D have your hair done

78 I’m waiting here someone comes to speak to me.

A until B if C to D by

79 Have you seen Jane’s bag? is the big red leather one.

A Her B She C Hers D Its

80 This house two hundred years ago.

A built B was built C they build D is built

81 Having her breakfast, she brushed her teeth.

A eating B ate C eat D eaten

82 I don’t know book this is. Is it yours?

A what B who C that D whose

83 we go out tonight? There’s a good film on in town.

A Why B Let’s C Shall D Don’t

84 She is famous for the Harry Potter books.

A she wrote B writing C write D to write

85 A I help you?

B Yes, I’d like to buy a laptop.

A Must B Shouldn’t C Can D Will

86 We didn’t go to the beach the bad weather.

A because of B because C despite D although

87 I think Saturday is the best day for the party. ?

A You agree B You don’t agreeC Agree you D Don’t you agree

88 the people are unhappy with the situation.

A Most B Both C Most of D Either

89 We’ve lived here since .

A 2010 B two years C a long time D ages

90 The dress by a top designer.

A made B makes C is making D will be made



Placemen Tes A

91 A Do you know where Sarah is?

B .

A Sorry, I can’t B No, I don’t C Yes, I am D Not all

92 a lot of money left. What shall we do?

A There aren’t B It isn’t C There isn’t D It haven’t

93 We to the match if you had bought the tickets. It’s a shame we didn’t see it.

A could go B were able C can go D could have gone

94 I in the office since six this morning and I’m exhausted.

A am working B have work C have been working D was working

95 They go camping in the country.

A general B sometimes C frequent D hardly

96 I Kelly for a coffee in half an hour. Do you want to come?

A am meeting B meet C will meet D will meeting

97 He’s not as bad at football as he be.

A used B was used C used to D has used

98 That’s test I’ve ever done.

A the hardest B the most hard C harder D hard

99 Is that the girl you were talking about?

A – B what C which D whose

100 I’m tired of at home all day – let’s go out.

A we are B be C to be D being

TOTAL / 100



B

Choose the correct answer.

1 He doesn’t like chocolate, he?

A doesn’t B does C isn’t D like

2 A When your friends?

B In about an hour.

A are you meeting B have you met C do you meet D you meeting

3 I haven’t seen Jack the last time you were here.

A by B as C for D since

4 He born in 1998.

A is B has C was D did

5 collected her keys and her purse, she left the house.

A She has B Having C Have D After

6 A: What your father do?

B He’s a police officer.

A work B do C does D is

7 He a car for two years now.

A was having B had C has D has had

8 I agree you. It’s a great idea.

A to B with C for D in

9 He hasn’t done research for his project.

A much B lots C a lot D loads

10 After football, he went to the cinema with his friends.

A play B to play C playing D played

11 He didn’t me help him.

A let B allow C want D ask

12 They refused me what had happened.

A they tell B tell C to tell D telling

13 We need to check the information again. think so?

A Why you B Don’t you C Not D You

14 I on the computer when there was a power cut, so I couldn’t finish my project.

A worked B was working C had worked D have been working

15 When I got home, I realised that someone in and my jewellery was missing.

A was breaking B had been breaking C has broken D had broken

16 He asked me if I help him with his project.

A can B am C would D will

17 I’ve got two best friends and of them go to my school.

A neither B none C all D either

18 We about visiting Australia for many years before we finally went there.

A are thinking B have thought C have been thinking D had thought

19 Do you I open the window?

A mind B say can C mind if D okay if

20 This bread fresh. Let’s buy some more.

A isn’t B aren’t C are D not

21 The first prize at last week’s sporting event by a student from another school.

A won B is won C wins D was won

22 I don’t know where .

A does he live B he lives C lives D he live

23 A Sorry I’m late. waiting long?

B Only about ten minutes.

A Did you B Have you C Are you D Have you been

24 We enjoyed our holiday the bad weather.

A although B despite C because D even though

25 Grandad, to live on a farm when you were a boy?

A you used B did you use C use you D did you used

26 Why we go to that new café? I hear it’s very good.

A aren’t B don’t C shan’t D mustn’t

27 I’d go somewhere else. I don’t like it there.

A rather B prefer C better D like

28 What about some dinner now?

A have B we are having C to have D having

29 The party was success that we decided to have another one next month.

A such B so C such a D so much

30 We haven’t been here for . Three years at least!

A ages B long time C much time D ever

Placemen Tes



Placemen Tes B

31 The stadium the concert took place was huge.

A which B where C that D whose

32 A: What Sarah like?

B She’s very friendly.

A does B does look C is D looks

33 This letter signed. Can you ask the boss to do it now?

A didn’t B hasn’t been C hasn’t D isn’t being

34 A Thanks for helping.

B .

A Not all B Don’t mind C Doesn’t matter D No problem

35 The keys aren’t in your bag, so you them at home.

A must you left B must left C must leave D must have left

36 She managed to do it her own.

A by B on C with D in

37 My dad have a beard, but he’s shaved it off now.

A might B had C used to D could

38 The phone rang the meeting.

A while B during C meanwhile D within

39 The car broke down so we had to at the local garage.

A have it repaired B is repair it C make it repair D have repaired it

40 How long learning English?

A are you B have you been C do you D you

41 She didn’t come to the party she had a bad cold.

A because B since as C because of D for

42 A I don’t like our new classroom.

B .

A Neither I B I do too C Neither do I D So do I

43 being a good footballer, he’s an excellent tennis player.

A Addition B Apart C Instead D As well as

44 We apologise so late.

A for be B for being C at being D to be

45 If I you, I’d tell somebody about it.

A were B are C would D am

46 the past, people lived in caves.

A In B At C Over D During

47 That be Joe. He’s living in Australia now.

A needn’t B mustn’t C shouldn’t D can’t

48 A You see the doctor if you still feel ill tomorrow.

B Okay I will. Thanks.

A should B might C will D need

49 You have said anything to her. It was a mistake.

A couldn’t B mustn’t C can’t D shouldn’t

50 I’m quite tired so I stay out too late.

A rather not B rather not to C would rather not D would not rather

51 There were hundreds of paintings and them were incredible.

A some of B some C both of D all

52 He’s got hairstyle as his friends.

A similar B the same C same D like

53 They ordered him the truth.

A telling B he tell C for telling D to tell

54 You that. I was going to do it – but thanks anyway.

A mustn’t have done B needn’t have done C didn’t do D can’t do that

55 I don’t know . Do you?

A where are they B they are where C are they where D where they are

56 He told them the room until they had finished the work.

A not to leave B don’t leave C not leave D to don’t leave

57 We spend hours playing in the garden when we were children.

A did B used C would D always

58 I’ll buy my parents a big house if I the lottery.

A will win B win C would win D won

59 Jane and Susie are both English, but of them lives in England.

A either B neither C some D both

60 What kind of things are you interested ?

A of B to C for D in



Placement Tes B

61 I was waiting for the bus, I saw an old friend.

A While B Meanwhile C During D Then

62 He explained that the book had been hidden for 600 years.

A us B to us C about us D us it

63 We you that it was dangerous, but you didn’t listen.

A warned B admitted C said D replied

64 What do if you were the president of your country?

A would you B will you C would you have D would you be

65 She’s slow runner that she always loses her races.

A so B such a C so a D a such

66 the way, have your relatives from America arrived yet?

A In B By C Over D On

67 She’s only thirteen, she looks much older.

A even B although C but that D despite

68 The climate is to get warmer over the next few years.

A likely B like C probably D maybe

69 He to the office early yesterday morning.

A goes B went C has gone D is going

70 I’ve finished the book – it was great.

A yet B ever C still D already

71 Look! Your car isn’t here – it stolen!

A must B has C must have been D was to be

72 She worked at the radio station two years.

A for B before C ago D since

73 We her since last year.

A don’t see B aren’t seeing C didn’t see D haven’t seen

74 I be able to come – I’m not sure.

A can B might C will D ought

75 Do you always at Mike’s Salon?

A doing your hair B have done hair C have your hair D have your hair done

76 I’m waiting here someone comes to speak to me.

A until B if C to D by

77 Have you seen Jane’s bag? is the big red leather one.

A Her B She C Hers D Its

78 This house two hundred years ago.

A built B was built C they build D is built

79 She is famous for the Harry Potter books.

A she wrote B writing C write D to write

80 Having her breakfast, she brushed her teeth.

A eating B ate C eat D eaten

81 I told him to arrive early, he came an hour late!

A however B but C because D so that

82 A What tomorrow?

B Going to the football match

A do you B do you do C are you doing D will you doing

83 I don’t know book this is. Is it yours?

A what B who C that D whose

84 we go out tonight? There’s a good film on in town.

A Why B Let’s C Shall D Don’t

85 A I help you?

B Yes, I’d like to buy a laptop.

A Can B Shouldn’t C Must D Will

86 We didn’t go to the beach the bad weather.

A because B because of C despite D although

87 I think Saturday is the best day for the party. ?

A You agree B You don’t agree C Don’t you agree D Agree you

88 the people are unhappy with the situation.

A Most of B Both C Most D Either

89 We’ve lived here since .

A two years B 2010 C a long time D ages

90 The dress by a top designer.

A made B will be made C is making D makes



Placemen Tes B

91 a lot of money left. What shall we do?

A There aren’t B It isn’t C There isn’t D It haven’t

92 We to the match if you had bought the tickets. It’s a shame we didn’t see it.

A could go B were able C can go D could have gone

93 I in the office since six this morning and I’m exhausted.

A am working B have work C have been working D was working

94 They go camping in the country.

A general B sometimes C frequent D hardly

95 A Do you know where Sarah is?

B .

A Sorry, I can’t B No, I don’tC Yes, I am D Not all

96 I Kelly for a coffee in half an hour. Do you want to come?

A will meeting B meet C will meet D am meeting

97 He’s not as bad at football as he be.

A used B used to C was used D has used

98 That’s test I’ve ever done.

A hard B the most hard C harder D the hardest

99 Is that the girl you were talking about?

A what B – C which D whose

100 I’m tired of at home all day – let’s go out.

A we are B be C being D to be

TOTAL / 100



Placemen Tes A & B Answer Key

Placement Test A – Answer Key Placement Test B – Answer Key

1 C 2 C 3 A 4 D 5 A 6 A 7 B 8 C 9 C10 B11 B12 A13 C14 A15 B16 D17 C18 A19 D20 D21 B22 D23 B24 A25 B26 D27 B28 A29 D30 C31 C32 B33 A34 B

35 D36 A37 D38 C39 B40 A41 B42 B43 C44 D45 B46 B47 A48 B49 A50 D51 C52 A53 B54 D55 C56 C57 B58 A59 D60 B61 B62 A63 B64 A65 D66 C67 D68 B

69 A70 B71 D72 C73 A74 C75 B76 C77 D78 A79 C80 B81 D82 D83 C84 B85 C86 A87 D88 C89 A90 D91 B92 C93 D94 C95 B96 A97 C98 A99 A 100 D

1 B 2 A 3 D 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 D 8 B 9 A10 C11 A12 C13 B14 B15 D16 C17 A18 D19 C20 A21 D22 B23 D24 B25 B26 B27 A28 D29 C30 A31 B32 C33 B34 D

35 D36 B37 C38 B39 A40 B41 A42 C43 D44 B45 A46 A47 D48 A49 D50 C51 A52 B53 D54 B55 D56 A57 C58 B59 B60 D61 A62 B63 A64 A65 B66 B67 B68 A

69 B70 D71 C72 A73 D74 B75 D76 A77 C78 B79 B80 D81 B82 C83 D84 C85 A86 B87 C88 A89 B90 B91 C92 D93 C94 B95 B96 D97 B98 D99 B 100 C


Module Tes


Student A1

Vocabulary

1 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. There is one extra word.

blog body face to face instant landline postal sign signals texting

1 Native Americans used to communicate using smoke .

2 I prefer to speaking to people on my phone – it’s cheaper.

3 I like to be able to see someone because language is a very important

communication tool.4 He writes a(n) every day about

his work at the radio station.5 These days the service is very

slow compared to emailing.6 Skype is great for

conversations.7 I use my for long phone calls

because it costs too much on my mobile.8 Deaf people can use language

to communicate.

/ 8

2 Complete the sentences with the opposite of the adjectives in brackets.

1 Mobile phones are very (rare) these days. Everyone has them.

2 She’s very (careful) with her things and is always losing them.

3 Eating junk food is very (healthy).

4 The technology is quite (simple) and I don’t understand it.

5 He’s a very (patient) person and hates it when people are late.

6 I’m a(n) (shy) person and love being with my friends.

7 The material is very (weak). It won’t break.

8 This MP3 player is (useful) – the sound is so quiet that I can’t hear the music.

/ 8

3 Read the sentences. Choose the best answer (A, B or C).

1 I’ve set my own webpage – it looks great.

A out B off C up2 We want to check that new sports club

next week. A up B over C out3 She enjoys joining chatroom

conversations. A in to B in with C in for

4 We need to find more information before we say anything.

A out B about C with5 My mother can’t keep with all the new

technology. A on B in C up

/ 5

Grammar

4 Complete the text with the verbs in the Present Simple, Present Continuous or Present Perfect.

Jennifer comes from the United States, but now she 1 (live) in Uganda, where she 2 (work) on a project to save rhinos. She 3 (be) there for nearly a year. Unfortunately, the rhino 4 (be) now very rare in Uganda. The team Jennifer 5 (work) with at the moment 6 (recently/bring) six white rhinos to the area. They hope that these rhinos will survive and help to increase the number of animals in the country.

Jennifer’s days are very busy. She 7 (begin) by checking the GPS tracking devices which are fixed around the animals’ necks to see where they are. She then gets into her jeep and 8 (drive) out to find them. She 9 (spend) the rest of the day watching the rhinos. She 10 (already/follow) them over a large area of the special park where they live and she hopes that her research will help in her team’s efforts to save the rhino from total extinction.

/ 10



5 Complete the text with for or since.

Donald has loved basketball ever 1 he was a small child. He has been in the school basketball team 2 five years and has been captain 3 April this year. The team hasn’t lost a match 4 ages and now they’re the best in the region. Next week they’re going to the regional competition which the team has won every year 5 the competition started in 2008. They expect to bring home the cup once again.

/ 5

6 Write sentences. Use the Present Simple, Present Continuous or Present Perfect.

1 you / ever / write / an email in English?

2 how often / you / phone / your grandparents?

3 what / you / look at?

4 how long / you / be / awake?

5 you / use / Facebook / every day?

6 you / see / the final Harry Potter film?

/6

Language

Communication

7 Choose the correct words.

Peter Can we finish our science project tonight, Daniel?

Daniel I 1can’t / don’t think we’ve got enough time, have we?

Peter 2Won’t / Don’t you think 3it / so? We’ve only got to write the last part.

Daniel I know, but I 4don’t finish / haven’t finished all the research I wanted to do.

Peter 5If you / You can ask me, we don’t need to do any more. We’ve got all we need already.

Daniel Yes, but I wanted to add something extra. We want to get a good mark, don’t we? The teacher said we’d get better marks for good research.

Peter 6It’s good / That’s true, but we really haven’t got the time for that. We have to give our project to the teacher tomorrow morning. Let’s use what we’ve got. If we’re late, we’ll lose marks, too. I think we should finish it tonight. Don’t you agree?

Daniel Yes, 7definitely / already.

Peter And we can do more research on our next project.

Daniel Yes, I agree 8to / with you. Let’s start writing.

/ 8

TOTAL / 50



Student BModule Tes1

Vocabulary


blog body face to face instant landline postal sign signals texting

1 I prefer to speaking to people on my phone – it’s cheaper.

2 He writes a(n) every day about his work at the radio station.

3 Deaf people can use language to communicate.

4 I like to be able to see someone because language is a very important

communication tool.5 Skype is great for

conversations.6 I use my for long phone calls

because it costs too much on my mobile.7 Native Americans used to communicate using

smoke .8 These days the service is very

slow compared to emailing. / 8

2 Complete the sentences with the opposite of the adjectives in brackets.

1 He’s a very (patient) person and hates it when people are late.

2 Mobile phones are very (rare) these days. Everyone has them.

3 The material is very (weak). It won’t break.

4 Eating junk food is very (healthy).

5 This MP3 player is (useful) – the sound is so quiet that I can’t hear the anything!

6 The technology is quite (simple) and I don’t understand it.

7 I’m a(n) (shy) person and love being with my friends.

8 She’s very (careful) with her things and is always losing them.

/ 8


1 I’ve set my own webpage – it looks great.

A out B up C off2 We want to check that new sports club

next week. A out B up C over3 She enjoys joining chatroom

conversations. A in to B in for C in with4 We need to find more information

before we say anything. A about B out C with5 My mother can’t keep with all the new

technology. A up B on C in

/ 5

Grammar

4 Complete the text with the verbs in the Present Simple, Present Continuous or Present Perfect.

Jennifer lives and 1 (work) in Uganda in East Africa. She 2 (come) from the USA, but says that right now, she 3 (enjoy) her adventurous life in Africa. For the last five years, Jennifer 4 (work) for a wildlife organisation which 5 (try) to protect the Ugandan white rhinoceros. Unfortunately, the white rhino 6 (be) now very rare in Uganda. Jennifer and her team 7 (recently/bring) six white rhinos to the area. They hope that these rhinos will survive and help to increase the number of animals in the country.

She 8 (begin) her day by checking the GPS tracking devices which are fixed around the animals’ necks to see where they are. She then 9 (spend) the day watching the rhinos. She 10 (hope) that her research will help her team’s efforts to save the white rhino from total extinction.

/ 10



Language

Communication


Peter Let’s try and finish our science project tonight. What 1do / are you think?

Daniel I 2can’t / don’t think we’ve got enough time, have we?

Peter 3Won’t / Don’t you think so? If you 4tell / ask me, it won’t take long to finish. We only have to write the last part.

Daniel I know, but I 5don’t finish / haven’t finished all the research I wanted to do.

Peter I don’t think 6that / as we need to do any more. We’ve got all we need already.

Daniel Yes, but I wanted to add something extra. We want to get a good mark, don’t we? The teacher said we’d get better marks for good research.

Peter 7It’s good / That’s true, but we really haven’t got the time for that. We have to give our project to the teacher tomorrow morning. Let’s use what we’ve got. If we’re late, we’ll lose marks, too. I think we should finish it tonight. Don’t you agree?

Daniel Yes, I agree 8to / with you. Let’s start writing.

/ 8

TOTAL / 50

5 Complete the text with for or since.

Donald has been in the school basketball team 1 five years and he has been captain 2 April this year. He has loved basketball ever 3 he was a small boy. Next week they’re going to the regional competition which the team has won every year 4 the competition started in 2008. Donald and his team haven’t lost a match 5 ages and now they’re the best in the region.

/ 5

6 Write sentences. Use the Present Simple, Present Continuous or Present Perfect.

1 how often / you / phone / your grandparents?

2 you / see / the final Harry Potter film?

3 how long / you / be / awake?

4 you / use / Facebook / every day?

5 what / you / look at?

6 you / ever / write / an email in English?

/ 6


Module Tes


Student A2

Vocabulary

1 Complete the words related to the media.

1 I love reading the c gossip in magazines because I like to know what famous people are doing.

2 We need to check the weather f before going out tomorrow because we’ll have to change our plans if it rains.

3 Carl likes to know what’s going on in different countries around the world, so he always listens to the i news in the evening.

4 Her grandmother does the p in the newspaper every day because she says it keeps her mind young.

5 Do you ever check your h online to see what might happen to you that day?

6 On 24-hour news channels, you get b news immediately it happens. It’s amazing!

7 My friend and I often read the p page to see if there is any advice we can use.

8 I usually check the TV l online to see what’s on TV each night.

9 I only ever read the h in the newspaper as I don’t have time to read anything else.

10 There was a very good a about healthy eating in my fashion magazine last week.

/ 10

2 Complete the sentences with compound adjectives.

1 The hotel we visited has five stars. We visited a

hotel.2 The course lasted for four days. It was a

course.3 Her story broke my heart. It was a story.

4 The woman who fell down the stairs is seventy-three years old.

A woman fell down the stairs.

5 The man with the long hair is famous. The man is

famous.6 The film went on for ages. I thought it would

never finish. It seemed like a

film.7 The crocodile they found in their swimming

pool was three metres long. A crocodile

was found in their swimming pool.8 John works very hard at school. John is a very

student.9 We all love our dog very much. She’s a dog. 10 The information has been organised well in

this report. This is a

report. / 10

Grammar

3 Complete the news story with the verbs in the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

Yesterday, villagers in the Philippines finally managed to catch an enormous crocodile, which they 1 (try) to catch several times before. Until yesterday, people 2 (live) in fear of the great creature and it 3 (be) a constant worry to them. Last month a man 4 (disappear) while he 5 (fish). Before they finally 6 (succeed) in catching the animal, they 7 (attempt) to catch it with traps which they 8 (make) out of fishing nets. However, the crocodile 9 (destroy) these very quickly. Finally the animal was caught in a metal trap which it 10 (can) not destroy.

/ 10



Communication

6 Read the text. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C).

Kate Hi, Lucy. How’s it going?

Lucy Not very well, I’m 1 .

Kate Why’s that?

Lucy Well, we’ve had a few problems with finding people to help with the charity party next week.

Kate Oh, I’m 2 about that.

Lucy And the TV presenter who promised to come, can’t come now.

Kate 3 a pity. Anyway, 4 worry about it. I’ve got an idea who I can ask and I know plenty of people who could help.

Lucy Well, I hope you do better than me. The last charity event was 5 nightmare and I don’t want this one to be the same.

Kate I’m sure it wasn’t 6 .

Lucy Oh yes, it was. It was totally disorganised.

Kate Never 7 . I promise it 8 be better this time. Leave it to me.

Lucy You’re so kind, Kate. Thanks. Anyway how 9 with you?

Kate 10 good, thanks. I’ve just passed my driving test and I’m really pleased.

1 A sorry B frightened C afraid2 A sad B afraid C sorry3 A That’s B What’s C He’s4 A not B don’t C aren’t5 A a B the C some6 A that bad B such a bad C very badly7 A matter B worry C mind8 A will B can C must9 A is a thing B the things C are things 10 A All B Pretty C Much

/ 10

TOTAL / 50

4 Complete the news story with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

David enjoys listening to the news on his radio every morning and he refuses 1 (get) out of bed until it has finished. His mother asked him 2 (help) her with the breakfast this morning, but he wanted 3 (hear) about the volcano which was erupting on a Pacific Island. She made him 4 (turn) the radio off, so he didn’t know what was happening. So, when he got to his friends house, he stopped for a few minutes 5 (watch) the TV news. They only stopped 6 (watch) when they realised that they were late for school!

/ 6

5 Rewrite the sentences so that the second sentence has the same meaning as the fi rst.

Alex had lunch. Then he went to the beach. Before going to the beach, Alex had lunch .1 Joanne visited her mother. Then she went

shopping. After

.2 Stephanie spoke to her boss. Then she made

some phone calls. Before

.3 The boys walked to the lake. Then they had a

picnic. Before

.4 The students learned the new words. Then

they had a test. After

.

/ 4

Language




Vocabulary

1 Complete the words related to the media.

1 We need to check the weather f before going out tomorrow because we’ll have to change our plans if it rains.

2 Her grandmother does the p in the newspaper every day because she says it keeps her mind young.

3 There was a very good a about healthy eating in my fashion magazine last week.

4 Do you ever check your h online to see what might happen to you that day?

5 My friend and I often read the p page to see if there is any advice we can use.

6 Carl likes to know what’s going on in different countries around the world, so he always listens to the i news in the evening.

7 I only ever read the h in the newspaper as I don’t have time to read anything else.

8 On 24-hour news channels, you get b news immediately it happens. It’s amazing!

9 I love reading the c gossip in magazines because I like to know what famous people are doing.

10 I usually check the TV l online to see what’s on TV each night.

/ 10

2 Complete the sentences with compound adjectives.

1 The crocodile they found in their swimming pool was three metres long.

A crocodile was found in their swimming pool.

2 The hotel we visited has five stars. We visited a

hotel.3 The woman who fell down the stairs is

seventy-three years old. A woman fell

down the stairs.4 The man with the long hair is famous. The man is

famous.5 The information has been organised well in

this report. This is a

report.6 The course lasted for four days. It was a

course.7 The film went on for ages. I thought it would

never finish. It seemed like a

film.8 Her story broke my heart. It was a story.9 John works very hard at school. John is a very

student. 10 We all love our dog very much. She’s a dog.

/ 10

Grammar

3 Complete the news story with the verbs in the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

Yesterday, villagers in the Philippines 1 (manage) to catch an enormous crocodile, which they 2 (try) to catch several times before. Last month a man 3 (disappear) while he 4 (fish). Since then, the rest of the villagers



Language

4 Stephanie spoke to her boss. Then she made some phone calls.

Before .

/ 4

Communication


Kate Hi, Lucy. How’s it going?

Lucy Not very well, I’m 1 .

Kate Why’s that?

Lucy Well, we’ve had a few problems with finding people to help with the charity party next week.

Kate Oh, I’m 2 about that.

Lucy And the TV presenter who promised to come, can’t come now.

Kate 3 a pity. Anyway, 4 worry about it. I’ve got an idea who I can ask and I know plenty of people who could help.

Lucy Well, I hope you do better than me. The last charity event was 5 nightmare and I don’t want this one to be the same.

Kate I’m sure it wasn’t 6 .

Lucy Oh yes, it was. It was totally disorganised.

Kate Never 7 . I promise it 8 be better this time. Leave it to me.

Lucy You’re so kind, Kate. Thanks. Anyway how 9 with you?

Kate 10 good, thanks. I’ve just passed my driving test and I’m really pleased.

1 A sorry B afraid C frightened2 A sorry B afraid C sad3 A He’s B What’s C That’s 4 A don’t B not C aren’t5 A some B the C a 6 A such a bad B that bad C very badly7 A matter B mind C worry8 A must B can C will 9 A are things B the things C is a thing 10 A All B Much C Pretty

/ 10

TOTAL / 50

5 (live) in fear of the great creature and it 6 (be) a constant worry to them. Before they finally 7 (succeed) in catching the animal, they 8 (attempt) to catch it with traps which they 9 (make) out of fishing nets, but the enormous crocodile easily ate through the nets. Finally, the villagers 10 (catch) the animal in a metal trap which it could not destroy.

/ 10

4 Complete the news story with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

David enjoys 1 (listen) to the news on his radio every morning and he refuses 2 (get) out of bed until it has finished. His mother asked him 3 (help) her with the breakfast this morning, but he wanted 4 (hear) about the volcano which was erupting on a Pacific Island. She made him 5 (turn) the radio off, so he couldn’t hear the rest. Because his mother wouldn’t let him 6 (hear) the rest of the news bulletin, he went round to his friend’s house to watch the TV news. He was still there three hours later!

/ 6


Alex had lunch. Then he went to the beach. Before going to the beach, Alex had lunch .

1 The students learned the new words. Then they had a test.

After .

2 Joanne visited her mother. Then she went shopping.

After .

3 The boys walked to the lake. Then they had a picnic.

Before .


Module Tes


Student A3

Vocabulary

1 Complete the sentences with one word from each box.

carbon fossil global greenhouseorganic renewable solar wind

energy (x2) farms footprint fuelgases vegetables warming

1 We have to be aware of our these days, because all the energy we use damages the environment.

2 Countries should be using more

because we’re running out of traditional forms of energy.

3 Petrol is an example of a(n) .

4 I’m hoping to use in my new house, but I don’t think it will be much use as we get very little sun.

5 Stephen only eats – he won’t buy anything which has been grown with chemicals.

6 Everyone seems to be talking about

these days. Is the weather really getting hotter?

7 We should reduce the amount of

we send into the atmosphere.

8 produce electricity using the power of the air without causing pollution.

/ 8

2 Complete the words related to the environment.

1 D is a huge problem in South American. Most of the Amazon basin has no trees.

2 There were terrible f last week as the country saw its heaviest rain in ten years.

3 I’m hoping to buy a h car next year so I don’t have to use so much petrol.

4 There has been no rain this year and there’s a severe d in the north of the country.

5 We should all try to buy more e -f cleaning products.

6 I don’t like the e -s light bulbs – they don’t seem to give out enough light.

7 The p in some cities is so bad that many people have breathing problems.

8 We r all our plastic, metal and paper.

/ 8


1 The Everglades National Park provides a unique for a variety of species.

A landscape B space C habitat2 In the Perito Moreno National Park there are

forests and amazing waterfalls. A thick B strong C high3 The waterfall made a noise as it

thundered to the ground 100 metres below. A deathly B deadening C deafening4 There are many animals to see in this

beautiful National Park. A exotic B foreign C extinct5 The Everglades is a huge and is home to

many species of aquatic wildlife. A canyon B swamp C glacier 6 We love taking our dog for walks through the

. A forest B waterfall C lake7 These fish don’t live in the sea – they only live

in lakes. A saltwater B freshwater C unique8 The view from the top of the mountain was

! A magnificent B deafening C natural

/ 8

Grammar

4 Complete the dialogue with the verbs in the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous.

Andy Hi, Sarah. 1 (you/finish) the poster for our school recycling campaign yet?



5 This is the first time I’ve visited the Victoria Falls National Park. never

I the Victoria Falls National Park before.

6 When did you start recycling glass and plastic?been

How long glass and plastic?

/ 6

Communication

6 Complete the dialogue with the words in the box.

don’t fancy idea let’s make rather right see shall sounds

Jackie Hi Tony. It’s Jackie here. We need to discuss the Save the Rainforest project.

Tony Why 1 we meet up somewhere?

Jackie That’s a good 2 . Where do you suggest?

Tony 3 go the sports club. We can use the computers there.

Jackie I’d 4 use the ones in the library. They’re much better. And we’d have access to the books we need as well.

Tony Okay that 5 great. Perhaps we can have coffee somewhere afterwards.

Jackie And then you can come back to my house for dinner if you like.

Tony Sorry, I can’t 6 it tonight. I’m going to the cinema with my sister. Do

you 7 joining us?

Jackie Brilliant! Okay what time 8 we meet at the library?

Tony Is four o’clock okay?

Jackie That’s fine. 9 you at four then.

Tony 10 . Bye for now.

/ 10

TOTAL / 50

Sarah Not quite. I 2 (work) on it since early this morning and it’s nearly finished. What do you think?

Andy It’s great. 3 (you/include) all the information we agreed on?

Sarah Yes, but I 4 (not put) all the photos in. There wasn’t enough space.

Andy Yes, I see. It would be very crowded if you used them all.

Sarah And what 5 (you/do) all day?

Andy I 6 (make) phone calls all day and I managed to get several local shopkeepers involved.

Sarah Excellent. And 7 (you/contact) the local council?

Andy Yes, and they 8 (agree) to give us some leaflets and send someone to talk to the students. And I think I 9 (persuade) the local TV company to interview us.

Sarah Well, we certainly 10 (not waste) our time today.

/ 10

5 Rewrite the sentences so that the second sentence has the same meaning as the fi rst. Use the word given.

1 Although she was tired, she went out with her friends. despite

, she went out with her friends.

2 I started work at six o’clock this morning and I’m still working. been

I six o’clock this morning.

3 Dad doesn’t like tomatoes, but he grows lots of them in his greenhouse. although

tomatoes, he grows lots of them in his greenhouse.

4 Although it’s a poor country, they have very good schools. being

country, they have very good schools.

Language




Vocabulary


carbon fossil global greenhouseorganic renewable solar wind

energy (x2) farms footprint fuelgases vegetables warming

1 Stephen only eats – he won’t buy anything which has been grown with chemicals.

2 We have to be aware of our these days, because all the energy we use damages the environment.

3 I’m hoping to use in my new house, but I don’t think it will be much use as we get very little sun.

4 produce electricity using the power of the air without causing pollution.

5 Everyone seems to be talking about

these days. Is the weather really getting hotter?

6 Petrol is an example of a(n) .7 Countries should be using more

because we’re running out of traditional forms of energy.

8 We should reduce the amount of

we send into the atmosphere.

/ 8

2 Complete the words related to the environment.

1 The p in some cities is so bad that many people have breathing problems.

2 We r all our plastic, metal and paper.

3 D is a huge problem in South American. Most of the Amazon basin has no trees.

4 I’m hoping to buy a h car next year so I don’t have to use so much petrol.

5 I don’t like the e -s light bulbs – they don’t seem to give out enough light.

6 There has been no rain this year and there’s a severe d in the north of the country.

7 We should all try to buy more e -f cleaning products.

8 There were terrible f last week as the country saw its heaviest rain in ten years.

/ 8


1 The Everglades National Park provides a unique for a variety of species.

A landscape B habitat C space2 In the Perito Moreno National Park there are

forests and amazing waterfalls. A strong B thick C high3 The waterfall made a noise as it

thundered to the ground 100 metres below. A deathly B deafening C deadening4 There are many animals to see in this

beautiful National Park. A extinct B foreign C exotic 5 The Everglades is a huge and is home to

many species of aquatic wildlife. A swamp B canyon C glacier 6 We love taking our dog for walks through the

. A lake B waterfall C forest7 These fish don’t live in the sea – they only live

in lakes. A freshwater B saltwater C unique8 The view from the top of the mountain was

! A natural B deafening C magnificent

/ 8

Grammar

4 Complete the dialogue with the verbs in the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous.

Sarah I 1 (work) on our poster for the school recycling campaign since early this morning.

Andy 2 (you/finish) it yet?

Sarah Nearly, but I 3 (not put)



Language

6 I started work at six o’clock this morning and I’m still working. been

I six o’clock this morning.

/ 6

Communication


all bye good it joining let’sthat time why would

Jackie Hi Tony. It’s Jackie here. We need to discuss the Save the Rainforest project.

Tony 1 don’t we meet up somewhere?

Jackie That’s a 2 idea. Where do you suggest?

Tony 3 go the sports club. We can use the computers there.

Jackie I 4 rather use the ones in the library. They’re much better. And we’d have access to the books we need as well.

Tony Okay 5 sounds great. Perhaps we can have coffee somewhere afterwards.

Jackie And then you can come back to my house for dinner if you like.

Tony Sorry, I can’t make 6 tonight. I’m going to the cinema with my

sister. Do you fancy 7 us?

Jackie Brilliant! Okay what 8 shall we meet at the library?

Tony Is four o’clock okay?

Jackie 9 right. See you at four then.

Tony Right. 10 for now.

/ 10

TOTAL / 50

all the photos in. There wasn’t enough space.

Andy That’s okay. 4 (you/include) all the information?

Sarah Yes, I have. And I 5 (write) the school email address at the bottom.

Andy Good idea.

Sarah So what 6 (you/do) all day?

Andy I 7 (make) phone calls all day and I managed to get several local shopkeepers involved.

Sarah Excellent. And 8 (you/contact) the local council?

Andy Yes, and they 9 (agree) to give us some leaflets and send someone to talk to the students.

Sarah Well, we certainly 10 (not waste) our time today.

/ 10


1 Although it’s a poor country, they have very good schools. being

country, they have very good schools.

2 Dad doesn’t like tomatoes, but he grows lots of them in his greenhouse. although

tomatoes, he grows lots of them in his greenhouse.

3 Although she was tired, she went out with her friends. despite

, she went out with her friends.

4 This is the first time I’ve visited the Victoria Falls National Park. never

I the Victoria Falls National Park before.

5 When did you start recycling glass and plastic?been

How long glass and plastic?


Module Tes


Student A4

Vocabulary


I was unemployed for six months. However, I’ve just got a new job and the 1 is £20,000 a year, which is great. During the previous six months I’ve had to 2 money from my parents, but now I’ll be able to pay it back. I also used up quite a lot of my 3 , which I wanted to use to buy a house. I hope that in my new job I will 4 enough money to do that one day. If you are not 5 money, life can be difficult. I used to walk round the parks and the scenery was wonderful, but you still need 6 to buy a cup of coffee!

When I was ten years old, my parents opened a bank 7 for me so I could save my pocket money every month. I was very careful with my money and I still am today. For example, I never use a 8 card because it’s extremely easy to get into debt. Unfortunately, I’ve also learned not to 9 money to friends because they don’t always pay it back! You can’t depend on 10 the lottery, either. I buy a lottery ticket every week and I’ve never won anything!

1 A wage B spending C salary2 A borrow B lend C make3 A coins B winnings C savings4 A make B lend C spend5 A winning B earning C having6 A chores B cash C cost7 A loan B account C book8 A debit B cash C credit9 A borrow B lend C spend 10 A winning B gaining C making

/ 10


bag cup group piece pile slice

1 Can you get me a of rice while you’re out shopping?

2 There was a of teenagers skateboarding in the park.

3 I need a small of cloth to mend my jacket.

4 I gave her a of tea when she arrived.5 Joanna had left a of clothes in the

middle of her bedroom floor. / 5

3 Write the names of the materials.

1 If you are second in a race you get a medal made from this metal.

2 Old houses and castles are built from this material.

3 You can see through this material.

4 Wedding rings are usually made from this metal.

5 Shoes, jackets and belts are made from this.

/ 5



5 Complete the sentences with the. If the article is not necessary, put a dash (–).

We visited the British Museum in 1 London yesterday. It was amazing! Then we took a boat along 2 River Thames to Hampton Court, one of 3 Royal palaces. Tomorrow we’re going to fly to 4 Channel Islands and we’re staying on 5 Jersey. After that, we’re travelling to 6 Paris where we will visit 7 Louvre, 8 Eiffel Tower and 9 Notre Dame. We’ve got three days there and then we fly to Malta in 10 Mediterranean.

/ 10

Communication

6 Complete the dialogue. Write one word for each space.

Andrew Excuse me?

Woman Yes, 1 I help you?

Andrew Well, I bought this radio last week and there’s a 2 with it.

Woman Oh, really. What’s 3 ?

Andrew Well, I can only get one radio station and the sound isn’t very good either.

Woman I’m terribly 4 about that. Have you got the 5 ?

Andrew Yes, here 6 are.

Woman Thanks. Right, would you like a replacement or a 7 ?

Andrew Well, I think I’d like my 8 back, please.

Woman Right here you are then – £45. And once 9 , I’m really sorry.

Andrew Thanks very much.

Woman 10 at all. / 10

TOTAL / 50

Grammar


1 They usually hold the birthday party in their back garden.

The party in their back garden.

2 The film was so wonderful that I’m going to see it again.

It film that I’m going to see it again.

3 He bought the painting for $1000 dollars. The painting

$1000 dollars.4 They will hold the wedding on a boat next

year. The wedding

on a boat next year.5 They will spend a lot of money on their

daughter. A lot of money

on their daughter.6 They have invited hundreds of people to the

concert. Hundreds of people

to the concert.7 We can finish the job on time. The job on

time.8 We had such lovely weather that we stayed

another week. The weather

that we stayed another week.9 The car is so old that it doesn’t work anymore. It is that it

doesn’t work anymore. 10 They must keep the car off the road now. The car off the

road now. / 10

Language




Vocabulary


I was unemployed for six months. However, I’ve just got a new job and the 1 is £20,000 a year, which is great. During the previous six months I’ve had to 2 money from my parents, but now I’ll be able to pay it back. I also used up quite a lot of my 3 , which I wanted to use to buy a house. I hope that in my new job I will 4 enough money to do that one day. If you are not 5 money, life can be difficult. I used to walk round the parks and the scenery was wonderful, but you still need 6 to buy a cup of coffee!

When I was ten years old, my parents opened a bank 7 for me so I could save my pocket money every month. I was very careful with my money and I still am today. For example, I never use a 8 card because it’s extremely easy to get into debt. Unfortunately, I’ve also learned not to 9 money to friends because they don’t always pay it back. You can’t depend on 10 the lottery, either. I buy a lottery ticket every week and I’ve never won anything!

1 A wage B salary C spending2 A make B lend C borrow3 A savings B winnings C coins4 A spend B lend C make5 A earning B winning C having6 A chores B cost C cash 7 A account B loan C book8 A debit B credit C cash9 A borrow B spend C lend 10 A gaining B winning C making

/ 10


bag cup group piece pile slice

1 Joanna had left a of clothes in the middle of her bedroom floor.

2 Can you get me a of rice while you’re out shopping?

3 I gave her a of tea when she arrived.

4 I need a small of cloth to mend my jacket.

5 There was a of teenagers skateboarding in the park.

/ 5

3 Write the names of the materials.

1 Books are made from this material.

2 Lots of dolls and toys are made from this.

3 Wedding rings are usually made from this metal.

4 Shoes, jackets and belts are made from this. 5 Old houses and castles are built from this

material.

/ 5



Language

5 Choose the correct answers.

We visited the British Museum in 1 – / the London yesterday. It was amazing! Then we took a boat along 2 – / the River Thames to Hampton Court, one of 3 – / the Royal palaces. Tomorrow we’re going to fly to 4 – / the Channel Islands and we’re staying on 5 – / the Jersey. After that, we’re travelling to 6 – / the Paris where we plan to visit 7 – / the Louvre, 8 – / the Eiffel Tower and 9 – / the Notre Dame. We’ve got three days there and then we fly to Malta in 10 – / the Mediterranean.

/ 10

Communication

6 Complete the dialogue. Write one word for each space.

Andrew 1 me?

Woman Yes, can I 2 you?

Andrew Well, I bought this radio last week and there’s a problem 3 it.

Woman Oh, really. 4 is that?

Andrew Well, I can only get one radio station and the sound isn’t very good either.

Woman I’m terribly sorry 5 that. 6 you got the receipt?

Andrew Yes, 7 you are.

Woman Thanks. Right, 8 you like a replacement or a refund?

Andrew Well, I think I’d like my money 9 , please.

Woman Right here you are then – £45. And once again, I’m really sorry.

Andrew Thanks very much.

Woman Not at 10 . / 10

TOTAL / 50

Grammar


1 The film was so wonderful that I’m going to see it again.

It film that I’m going to see it again.

2 They will hold the wedding on a boat next year.

The wedding on a boat next year.

3 They must keep the car off the road now. The car off the

road now.4 They usually hold the birthday party in their

back garden. The party in

their back garden.5 We had such lovely weather that we stayed

another week. The weather

that we stayed another week.6 They will spend a lot of money on their

daughter. A lot of money

on their daughter.7 They have invited hundreds of people to the

concert. Hundreds of people

to the concert.8 We can finish the job on time. The job on

time.9 He bought the painting for $1000 dollars. The painting

$1000 dollars. 10 The car is so old that it doesn’t work anymore. It is that it

doesn’t work anymore.

/ 10


Module Tes


Vocabulary

1 Complete the words related to appearances.

1 I don’t like f trousers. I prefer them narrow at the bottom.

2 She wore a p -n jumper to keep her throat warm.

3 He looked very s yesterday with his old, dirty clothes.

4 I’m thinking of getting hair e to make my hair look thicker and longer.

5 You looked very g at your wedding – a bit like a film star in fact.

6 Yvonne doesn’t like her curly hair, so she uses hair s every morning.

7 Jack and his friends all wear very b trousers. I think they look better in tighter jeans.

8 The new student is absolutely g – he could be a model.

9 My mother always wears very s clothes. She never looks old-fashioned.

10 I wore an a -l skirt to the party last night.

/ 10

2 Complete the paragraph with the prepositions in the box.

at by for in (x2) on (x2) to with (x2)

Jane was dressing when the phone rang. It was David. He had been her boyfriend 1 the past, but wasn’t anymore. He apologised 2 calling her, but said he needed her help and he knew he could always depend 3 her to be there for him. She remembered falling 4 love 5 him when they were 6 school together. They had both belonged 7 the film club and that’s how they’d met.

‘Jane, I’m supposed to be getting married tomorrow but I can’t. Help me, please.’

‘Who are you marrying?’ she hid her surprise. ‘Someone I met 8 the Internet, but I

think I’ve made a mistake.’

Student A5

‘David, how old are you now? Thirty? You should be able to deal 9 these things 10 yourself at your age,’ she told him and put the phone down.

/ 10

Grammar

3 Complete the sentences with used to or would. Use would where possible.

1 My parents live in a small house before they were married.

2 We play in the street when I was a child.

3 My father have a beard in the 1960s.

4 I play tennis, but I don’t now.

5 In the 1920s people dance the Charleston.

6 The women wear knee-length dresses.

7 I have very long hair when I was younger.

8 We go to the local beach every day when I was a child.

9 I be a good swimmer then. 10 My parents sometimes take

us out on a boat. It was great fun.

/ 10

4 Each line has one mistake. Find the mistake and write the correct word or words on the line.

Jack Gray is ninety years old. When he is a child, everything was very was

1 different from now. He would live in a very small terraced house. He

2 use to have to share a bed with his three brothers, but he didn’t really

3 mind. They did use to have central heating when he was young, so they

4 used keep each other warm, which was good. He was only allowed

5 an egg once a week for breakfast. He didn’t used to have much spare time



6 because every weekend he is used to help his father in the market when he

7 wasn’t at school. Sometimes he would to kick a ball around with his friends

8 in the street. He used to doing whatever his parents told him to do and he

9 had a lot of respect for them. He would ever argue with them because they

10 knew more than he did. The house he was used to live in no longer exists.

There’s a motorway there now.

/ 10

Communication

5 Match the questions (1–5) with the responses (A–E).

1 What does your father like? 2 Who does your brother look like? 3 What does the book look like? 4 What’s your father like? 5 What’s the book like?

a It’s very exciting, actually.b He’s very funny.c Football and cricket.d Our father, I think.e It’s quite big.

/ 5

6 Complete the text. Write one word for each space.

Jane is slim with long, blonde hair. She always wears jeans and T-shirts 1 colourful designs 2 them. Usually she has a bright scarf 3 her neck. Today it’s a sky blue one and it 4 with her eyes. Yesterday she had an orange and brown T-shirt and a scarf which didn’t 5 her at all. It looked terrible.

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TOTAL / 50

Language



Vocabulary

1 Complete the words related to appearances.

1 He looked very s yesterday with his old, dirty clothes.

2 I wore an a -l skirt to the party last night.

3 The new student is absolutely g – he could be a model.

4 You looked very g at your wedding – a bit like a film star in fact.

5 I don’t like f trousers. I prefer them narrow at the bottom.

6 Jack and his friends all wear very b trousers. I think they look better in tighter jeans.

7 I’m thinking of getting hair e to make my hair look thicker and longer.

8 She wore a p -n jumper to keep her throat warm.

9 Yvonne doesn’t like her curly hair, so she uses hair s every morning.

10 My mother always wears very s clothes. She never looks old-fashioned.

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2 Complete the paragraph with the prepositions in the box.

at for in (x2) on (x3) to with (x2)

Jane was putting 1 her make-up when the phone rang. It was David. He had been her boyfriend 2 the past, but wasn’t anymore. He apologised 3 calling her, but said he needed her help and he knew he could always depend 4 her to be there for him. They were still 5 school when they first met. They had both belonged 6 the film club and Jane had fallen 7 love 8 him straight away.

‘Jane, I’m supposed to be getting married tomorrow but I can’t. Help me, please.’

‘Who are you marrying?’ she hid her surprise. ‘Someone I met 9 the Internet, but I

think I’ve made a mistake.’


‘David, how old are you now? Thirty? You should be able to deal 10 these things by yourself at your age,’ she told him and put the phone down.

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Grammar

3 Complete the sentences with used to or would. Use would where possible.

1 We play in the street when I was a child.

2 I play tennis, but I don’t now.

3 My parents sometimes take us out on a boat. It was great fun.

4 The women wear knee-length dresses.

5 My father have a beard in the 1960s.

6 In the 1920s people dance the Charleston.

7 We go to the local beach every day when I was a child.

8 I have very long hair when I was younger.

9 My parents live in a small house before they were married.

10 I be a good swimmer then.

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Jack Gray is ninety years old. When he is a child, everything was very was

1 different from now. He used to living in a very small terraced house. He

2 did used to share a bed with his three brothers, but he didn’t really

3 mind. They wouldn’t have central heating when he was young, so they

4 use to keep each other warm, which was good. He was only allowed

5 an egg once a week for breakfast. He wouldn’t use to have much spare time



Language

6 because every weekend he using to help his father in the market when he

7 wasn’t at school. Sometimes he would to kick a ball around with his friends

8 in the street. He use to do whatever his parents told him to do and he

9 had a lot of respect for them. He would never arguing with them because they

10 knew more than he did. The house he would live in no longer exists.

There’s a motorway there now.

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Communication

5 Match the questions (1–5) with the responses (A–E).

1 What does your father like? 2 Who does your brother look like? 3 What does the book look like? 4 What’s your father like? 5 What’s the book like?

a It’s quite big.b Football and cricket.c He’s very funny.d It’s very exciting, actually.e Our father, I think.

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Jane is slim 1 long, blonde hair. She always 2 jeans and T-shirts with colourful designs and patterns 3 them. She usually has a bright scarf round her 4 .Today it’s a sky blue one and it 5 with her eyes.

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TOTAL / 50


Module Tes


Student A6

Vocabulary

1 Match the words to make sports.

1 scuba a jump2 horse b hockey3 ice c polo4 water d diving5 long e racing

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2 Complete the words related to sports and games.

1 We went s d yesterday and it was very scary when we jumped out of the plane.

2 Some people love watching b matches, but I don’t enjoy seeing two people hitting each other.

3 Our boat came second in the r race.

4 I love word games and I play S with my sister every Sunday evening.

5 He’s very strong and good at picking up heavy things. He took up w

about a year ago and is already doing very well in competitions.

/ 5


Gregory had an important tennis match yesterday. It was against the world 1competitor / champion. It was quite a challenge for him as he had never 2won / beaten him before. However, Gregory’s 3opponent / competitor has had several 4hurts / injuries this season and Gregory managed to 5win / beat the match!

/ 5


dropped gave let spoke went

ahead down out against out of up

1 She college before finishing her course

2 The students ‘doping’ in sport. They thought it was unacceptable.

3 He the team when he refused to play.

4 He football after the terrible car accident.

5 She with her training programme despite the terrorist attack.

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Grammar

5 Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B or C).

Archaeologists think they have discovered a town which could be over 10,000 years old. It 1 even be older, but they’re not certain yet. They have found beautiful cups, plates and bowls, which 2 have been under the ground for more than 10,000 years. This is the most amazing discovery. One theory is that there 3 have been a terrible flood which destroyed the town.

The archaeologists are hoping that they 4 be able to get DNA from some of the bones they’ve found, but they are unsure. Until recently scientists 5 able to accurately date many ancient objects and bones, but new technology is making it easier to do. In the past, archaeologists 6 make guesses about the age of things by looking at the soil they were buried in. Unfortunately, when this site was first discovered, they 7 secure it and someone 8 have given away information about the find. As a result several objects were stolen and everyone was very worried that everything would be destroyed. They knew they 9 have secured the site immediately, but they didn’t have the money



8 I think you should take these objects to a museum. were

If , I would take these objects to a museum.

9 He plays both football and golf. well football, he

plays golf. 10 It wasn’t necessary to finish the game

early. needn’t They the

game early.

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Communication


Policeman Can I help you?

Julie Yes, we’d 1want / like to report something.

Policeman 2How / What exactly?

Julie Well, about an hour ago we 3were seeing / saw several people riding motorbikes in the national park, which isn’t allowed.

David And it’s dangerous.

Policeman That’s true. Have you got any evidence?

Julie Well, no. Someone said we 4should / need tell the police.

Policeman We can’t do anything really without evidence. So what I suggest is, if you see them again, then you 5may / should get photos or videos of them.

David Couldn’t we stop them ourselves?

Policeman You 6shouldn’t / needn’t do that. It might be dangerous. You’d better 7be / being careful.

David Of course we 8can / will be.

Policeman You 9mightn’t / shouldn’t let them see you taking the photos either.

Julie No, we 10don’t / won’t. We’ll hide in the trees.

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TOTAL / 50

to do so. However, they 10 have worried, because luckily a local businessman and keen amateur archaeologist donated £1million to protect the site.

1 A can B should C might2 A must B can C had3 A can B could C should4 A must B were C may5 A aren’t B can’t C weren’t6 A must B had to C should7 A needn’t B mustn’t C weren’t able to8 A must B had C can’t9 A had to B should C could 10 A can’t B needn’t C couldn’t

/ 10


1 It’s possible that the bone belongs to a new kind of dinosaur. could

The bone to a new kind of dinosaur.

2 The only fruit he doesn’t like is bananas. apart He likes all fruit

bananas.3 We think this is the site of an Ancient Roman

villa. may This the site

of an Ancient Roman villa.4 I think he’s already left home. might He home

already.5 We didn’t go swimming, but we went to the

cinema. instead We went to the cinema

swimming.6 That wasn’t John because he was in America at

the time. can’t That John

because he was in America at the time.7 You didn’t prepare for the race which was

silly. should You for

the race.

Language




Vocabulary

1 Match the words to make sports.

1 scuba a racing2 horse b polo 3 ice c jump 4 water d hockey5 long e diving

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2 Complete the words related to sports and games.

1 He’s very strong and good at picking up heavy things. He took up w about a year ago and is already doing very well in competitions.

2 We went s d yesterday and it was very scary when we jumped out of the plane.

3 Some people love watching b matches, but I don’t enjoy seeing two people hitting each other.

4 Our boat came second in the r race.

5 I love word games and I play S with my sister every Sunday evening.

/ 5

3 Complete the text with the words in the box. There is one extra word.

challenge champion injuries opponent rules win

Gregory had an important tennis match yesterday. It was against the world 1 . It was quite a 2 for him because he had never beaten him before. However, Gregory’s 3 has had several sporting 4 this season and Gregory managed to 5 the match!

/ 5


dropped gave let spoke went

ahead down out against out of up

1 She with her training programme despite the terrorist attack.

2 He college before finishing his course

3 He football after the terrible car accident.

4 The students ‘doping’ in sport. They thought it was unacceptable.

5 He the team when he refused to play.

/ 5

Grammar


Archaeologists think they have discovered a town which could be over 10,000 years old. It 1 even be older, but they’re not certain yet. They have found beautiful cups, plates and bowls, which 2 have been under the ground for more than 10,000 years. This is the most amazing discovery. One theory is that there 3 have been a terrible flood which destroyed the town. The archaeologists are hoping that they 4 be able to get DNA from some of the bones they’ve found, but they are unsure. Until recently scientists 5 able to accurately date many ancient objects and bones, but new technology is making it easier to do. In the past, archaeologists 6 make guesses about the age of things by looking at the soil they were buried in. Unfortunately, when this site was first discovered, they 7 secure it and someone 8 have given away information about the find. As a result several objects were stolen and everyone was very worried that everything would be destroyed. They knew they 9 have secured the site immediately, but they didn’t have the money to do so. However, they 10 have worried,



Language

8 We think this is the site of an Ancient Roman villa. may

This the site of an Ancient Roman villa.

9 The only fruit he doesn’t like is bananas. apart

He likes all fruit bananas.

10 He plays both football and golf. well football, he

plays golf.

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Communication


Policeman 1Can / Must I help you?

Julie Yes, we 2would / must like to report something.

Policeman What 3completely / exactly?

Julie Well, about an hour ago we 4were seeing / saw several people riding motorbikes in the national park, which isn’t allowed.

David And it’s dangerous.

Policeman That’s true. Have you got any evidence?

Julie Well, no. Someone said we 5should / need tell the police.

Policeman We 6will / can’t do anything without evidence. So what I suggest is, if you see them again, then you should take photos of them.

David Couldn’t we stop them ourselves?

Policeman No, you 7shouldn’t / needn’t do that. It might be dangerous. And you 8had / would better be careful.

David Of 9course / court. We will be.

Policeman You 10mightn’t / shouldn’t let them see you taking the photos either.

Julie No, we won’t. We’ll hide in the trees.

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TOTAL / 50

because luckily a local businessman and keen amateur archaeologist donated £1million to protect the site.

1 A might B should C can2 A had B can C must 3 A can B should C could 4 A must B may C were5 A aren’t B weren’t C can’t6 A had to B must C should7 A needn’t B mustn’t C weren’t able to8 A had B must C can’t9 A should B had to C could 10 A needn’t B can’t C couldn’t

/ 10


1 We didn’t go swimming, but we went to the cinema. instead

We went to the cinema swimming.

2 It’s possible that the bone belongs to a new kind of dinosaur. could

The bone to a new kind of dinosaur.

3 I think he’s already left home. might He home

already.4 That wasn’t John because he was in America at

the time. can’t That John

because he was in America at the time.5 It wasn’t necessary to finish the game early.

needn’t They the

game early. 6 You didn’t prepare for the race which was silly.

should You for the

race.7 I think you should take these objects to a

museum. were If , I would

take these objects to a museum.


Module Tes


Student A7

Vocabulary

1 Complete the words related to crime.

1 The w used to attack the man was a knife.

2 When people touch things they leave f p unless they wear gloves.

3 The police are carrying out an i to find out what happened.

4 The man was given a two-year p s for the crime he committed.

5 The t stole two TVs and three computers from the house.

6 The police are talking to three s , but it’s not certain if they were responsible or not.

7 The driver had to pay a f for driving dangerously and he also lost his licence.

8 The kidnapper had sent them a r n demanding $1million.

9 What was his m for killing her? There isn’t one and I don’t think he did it.

10 A person who commits a crime is a c .

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1 John has always been a sleeper – the smallest noise wakes him.

A soft B light C gentle2 Charles has always been the black of

the family. His relatives think his lifestyle is strange and won’t accept it.

A cow B horse C sheep3 The whole process was a nightmare. I’m just

glad it’s all now. A over B up C in4 I’m so happy you’re safe and . I was

very worried about you. A noise B solid C sound5 Don’t you think Sally is the spitting of

that famous actress? A image B picture C impression

6 Several dinosaurs were absolutely – taller than two or three-storey buildings.

A minute B tiny C huge7 The crime was chaotic – there were

broken chairs, cups and plates everywhere. A view B scene C background8 He doesn’t have a(n) for the time of the

crime. No one can say where he was. A clue B witness C alibi9 The buildings are – they might even be

10,000 years old. A ageing B ancient C massive 10 The of the crime was an old man – all

his money was stolen by thieves. A victim B suspect C witness

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Grammar

3 Rewrite the orders and requests in reported speech.

‘Stop talking.’ (court official / order / everyone)

The court official ordered everyone to stop talking.

1 ‘Don’t use your mobile phones.’ (teacher / tell / them)

2 ‘Listen to the judge.’ (court official / order / prisoner)

3 ‘Can you help us?’ (teenagers / ask / teacher)

4 ‘Please wait outside.’ (police officer / ask / man)

5 ‘Please don’t send me to prison.’ (man / ask / judge)

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Communication


afraid ahead can’t is know mindokay ridiculous think will

Mark and Eleanor are visiting Mr Black at his factory.

Eleanor Could we talk to you, please?

Mr Black I’m 1 I’m busy at the moment.

Mathew It won’t take long. Just five minutes.

Mr Black Well 2 , if you must. But could you turn the recorder off?

Eleanor Of course.

Mathew Do you 3 if we look around your factory?

Mr Black I’m sorry, you 4 do that. We don’t allow visitors in there.

Eleanor Why? What are you trying to hide?

Mr Black Er … nothing … it’s just … and …

Eleanor Do you 5 you could repeat that? I didn’t understand what you said.

Mr Black Nothing. It’s nothing.

Mathew 6 it okay if we ask about your products?

Mr Black Sure. Go 7 .

Mathew Do you 8 if any of your products use dangerous chemicals?

Eleanor And why are the fish dying in the river?

Mr Black Don’t be 9 ! That’s nothing to do with us. 10 you leave now? I’m busy.

Mathew Okay, but we’ll be back.

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TOTAL / 50

4 Rewrite the text in direct speech.

Sandra was in trouble and she asked Carlos to help her. Carlos told her to listen carefully and not to believe what the man said. He wanted her to call her lawyer immediately. He warned her not to wait any longer. She wanted him to call the lawyer for her but he told her to do it. The phone rang and Sandra asked Carlos to answer it. He told her not to pick up the phone. She asked why not and he told her not to ask. She ordered him to tell her, but he refused.

Sandra Can you help me?Carlos Sure. Now 1

and 2 what the man said. 3 immediately. 4 .

Sandra Please 5 for me.

Carlos No, I can’t. 6 .

Sandra Please 7 the phone?

Carlos 8 the phone.

Sandra Why not?

Carlos 9 .

Sandra 10 the reason!

Carlos No, I won’t tell you.

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Language




Vocabulary

1 Complete the words related to crime.

1 The driver had to pay a f for driving dangerously and he also lost his licence.

2 The w used to attack the man was a knife.

3 The man was given a two-year p s for the crime he committed.

4 The t stole two TVs and three computers from the house.

5 A person who commits a crime is a c .

6 The kidnapper had sent them a r n demanding $1million.

7 What was his m for killing her? There isn’t one and I don’t think he did it.

8 When people touch things they leave f p unless they wear gloves.

9 The police are carrying out an i to find out what happened.

10 The police are talking to three s , but it’s not certain if they were responsible or not.

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1 John has always been a _____ sleeper – the smallest noise wakes him.

A light B soft C gentle2 Charles has always been the black _____ of

the family. His relatives think his lifestyle is strange and won’t accept it.

A cow B sheep C horse3 The whole process was a nightmare. I’m just

glad it’s all _____ now. A up B over C in4 I’m so happy you’re safe and _____ . I was

very worried about you. A sound B solid C noise5 Don’t you think Sally is the spitting _____ of

that famous actress? A impression B picture C image

6 Several dinosaurs were absolutely _____ – taller than two or three-storey buildings.

A minute B huge C tiny7 The crime _____ was chaotic – there were

broken chairs, cups and plates everywhere. A scene B view C background8 He doesn’t have a(n) _____ for the time of the

crime. No one can say where he was. A alibi B witness C clue9 The buildings are _____ – they might even be

10,000 years old. A ageing B massive C ancient 10 The _____ of the crime was an old man – all

his money was stolen by thieves. A suspect B victim C witness

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Grammar

3 Rewrite the orders and requests in reported speech.

‘Stop talking immediately.’ (court official / order / everyone)

The court official ordered everyone to stop talking.

1 ‘Can you take a picture?’ (woman / ask / her)

2 ‘Don’t say anything.’ (lawyer / warn / him)

3 ‘Leave the money on the bus.’ (kidnappers / tell / her)

4 ‘You must pay the fine.’ (judge / order / them)

5 ‘You must finish the report.’ (police chief / want / him)

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Language

Communication


busy could do don’t know okaysorry sure time turn

Mark and Eleanor are visiting Mr Black at his factory.

Eleanor 1 we talk to you, please?

Mr Black I’m afraid I’m 2 at the moment.

Mathew It won’t take long. Just five minutes.

Mr Black Well okay, if you must. But could you 3 the recorder off?

Eleanor Of course.

Mathew 4 you mind if we look around your factory?

Mr Black I’m 5 , you can’t do that. We don’t allow visitors in there.

Mathew Is it 6 if we ask about your products then?

Mr Black 7 , no problem.

Mathew Do you 8 if any of your products use dangerous chemicals?

Eleanor And why are the fish dying in the river?

Mr Black 9 be ridiculous! That’s nothing to do with us. Will you leave now?

Mathew Okay, but we’ll be back. Thank you for your 10 .

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TOTAL / 50

4 Rewrite the sentences in direct speech.

The thief told his friend to wear gloves.

‘You must wear gloves.’

1 The judge warned her not to do it again.

2 The police officer asked the victim to describe the man.

3 The lawyer asked the woman to bring him the papers.

4 The detective told him to drop the gun.

5 The kidnapper warned the family not to call the police.

6 Sandra asked the man to help her.

7 The judge told the suspect to tell the truth.

8 Carlos told her to listen carefully.

9 Mrs Drake asked the girl to clean the fingerprints.

10 I told him not to ask questions.

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Module Tes


Student A8

Vocabulary

1 Complete the sentences with the adjective form of the nouns in brackets.

1 His pictures are very (complication). I prefer simpler ones.

2 Her clothes are always very (colour). She looks like an exotic flower.

3 I think the white birds in the picture are (symbol) of peace.

4 Don’t you think it’s a (peace) picture?

5 The book is (impression) – it’s over 1,500 pages long.

6 Some people really love (abstraction) paintings.

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2 Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

clever confusing funny imaginativerealistic relaxing ridiculous surprising

1 His books are so that I often laugh out loud while I’m reading them!

2 I didn’t expect the hero to disappear at the end – it was a very ending.

3 The idea that aliens could come and live in our kitchen is – it’s a stupid idea for a story.

4 There are so many different characters that I don’t understand what’s going on. It’s very

.5 My little girl is so – she’s

always thinking up amazing stories about strange monsters and creatures from outer space.

6 I don’t think that becoming a Hollywood star is a very ambition. Why not get a job at the local theatre instead?

7 He’s so that he always gets top marks in all his lessons.

8 I like to have a bath when I get home from work every night.

/8


1 They had dinner and they saw a show. A afterwards B meanwhile C suddenly2 we were watching the firework display,

someone stole my bag. A During B Afterwards C While3 we had spent the day on the beach, we

went back to the hotel for dinner. A After B While C Then4 , there was a terrible sound of cracking

and the ice broke. A When B Suddenly C While5 John was cooking a delicious meal, but

Emma had ordered pizza from Pedro’s Pizzas. A meanwhile B during C after6 There was complete silence and the

music began. A during B then C while

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Grammar

4 Rewrite the statements in reported speech.

1 ‘We won’t be able to help you.’ They said

.2 ‘You’ve given me the wrong address.’ She told me

.3 ‘John is going to take me home.’ She announced that

.4 ‘Painting will never make you rich.’ His mother told

.5 ‘We enjoy cooking dinner for you.’ They said

.6 ‘We are happy to see you.’ They told me

. / 12



Communication


as changing did interrupt laterlet’s sorry subject way

Jack Did you see the late night news on TV last …

Helen 1 to 2 you. I’ve got some great news.

Jack What is it?

Helen I’ve just found out that the chemical factory is closing down.

Susan That’s amazing. We did it!

Jack 3 I was saying just as you arrived, there was something about it on the late night news last night.

Helen Oh, I only heard it this morning.

Susan By the 4 , we need to prepare a piece for our radio programme, don’t we?

Helen Absolutely. We can start now.

Jack 5 the 6 completely, has anyone been to the new dance club in town?

Helen Oh, Jack. 7 talk about that 8 . We’ve got far more important things to discuss now.

/8

TOTAL / 50


1 The author admitted she suffered from depression.

‘ .’

2 She told the journalist she didn’t like interviews.

‘ .’

3 She revealed that she hadn’t enjoyed writing the books.

‘ .’

4 She commented that they were very boring. ‘ .’

5 She believed that fewer people were going to buy books.

‘ .’

6 She said she had wasted her time. ‘ .’

7 She promised she would never write another book.

‘ .’

8 She announced she was going to take up painting instead.

‘ .’

9 She said she loved looking at paintings. ‘ .’

10 She said her paintings were very good. ‘ .’

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Language




Vocabulary

1 Complete the sentences with the adjective form of the nouns in brackets.

1 Her clothes are always very (colour). She looks like an exotic flower.

2 Don’t you think it’s a (peace) picture?

3 Some people really love (abstraction) paintings.

4 His pictures are very (complication). I prefer simpler ones.

5 I think the white birds in the picture are (symbol) of peace.

6 The book is (impression) – it’s over 1,500 pages long.

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clever confusing funny imaginative realistic relaxing ridiculous surprising

1 My little girl is so – she’s always thinking up amazing stories about strange monsters and creatures from outer space.

2 His books are so that I often laugh out loud while I’m reading them!

3 There are so many different characters that I don’t understand what’s going on. It’s very

.4 I like to have a bath when

I get home from work every night.5 I don’t think that becoming a Hollywood star

is a very ambition. Why not get a job at the local theatre instead?

6 He’s so that he always gets top marks in all his lessons.

7 I didn’t expect the hero to disappear at the end – it was a very ending.

8 The idea that aliens could come and live in our kitchen is – it’s a stupid idea for a story.

/ 8


1 They had dinner and they saw a show. A suddenly B meanwhile C afterwards2 we were watching the firework display,

someone stole my bag. A While B Afterwards C During3 we had spent the day on the beach, we

went back to the hotel for dinner. A Then B While C After 4 , there was a terrible sound of cracking

and the ice broke. A Suddenly B When C While5 John was cooking a delicious meal, but

Emma had ordered pizza from Pedro’s Pizzas. A after B during C meanwhile 6 There was complete silence and the

music began. A during B while C then

/ 6

Grammar

4 Rewrite the statements in reported speech.

1 ‘We enjoy cooking dinner for you.’ They said

.2 ‘We won’t be able to help you.’ They said

.3 ‘We are happy to see you.’ They told me

.4 ‘You’ve given me the wrong address.’ She told me

.5 ‘Painting will never make you rich.’ His mother told

.6 ‘John is going to take me home.’ She announced that

.

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Language

Communication


by discuss got interrupt later let’s saying subject

Jack Did you see the late night news on TV last …

Helen Sorry to 1 you, but I’ve 2 some great news.

Jack What is it?

Helen I’ve just found out that the chemical factory is closing down.

Susan That’s amazing. We did it!

Jack As I was 3 just as you arrived, there was something about it on the late night news last night.

Helen Oh, I only heard it this morning.

Susan 4 the way, we need to prepare a piece for our radio programme, don’t we?

Helen Absolutely. We can start now.

Jack Changing the 5 completely, has anyone been to the new dance club in town?

Helen Oh, Jack. 6 talk about that 7 . We’ve got far more important things to 8 now.

/8

TOTAL / 50


1 The author told the journalist she didn’t like interviews.

‘ .’

2 She believed that fewer people were going to buy books.

‘ .’

3 She said she had wasted her time. ‘ .’

4 She admitted she suffered from depression. ‘ .’

5 She commented that her books were very boring.

‘ .’

6 She announced she was going to take up painting instead.

‘ .’

7 She promised she would never write another book.

‘ .’

8 She said she loved looking at paintings. ‘ .’

9 She revealed that she hadn’t enjoyed writing the books.

‘ .’

10 She said her paintings were very good. ‘ .’

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Module Tes Answer KeyModule 3 Test Answer Key Student B1 1 organic vegetables 2 carbon footprint 3 solar energy

4 Wind farms 5 global warming 6 fossil fuel 7 renewable energy 8 greenhouse gases

2 1 pollution 2 recycle 3 Deforestation 4 hybrid 5 energy-saving 6 drought 7 eco-friendly 8 floods

3 1 B 2 B 3 B 4 C 5 A 6 C 7 A 8 C4 1 have/’ve been working 2 Have you finished 3 haven’t put

4 Have you included 5 have written 6 have you been doing 7 have/’ve been making 8 have you contacted 9 have/’ve agreed 10 haven’t wasted

5 1 Despite being a poor 2 Although Dan doesn’t like 3 Despite being tired 4 have never visited 5 have you been recycling 6 have been working since

6 1 Why 2 good 3 Let’s 4 would 5 that 6 it 7 joining 8 time 9 All 10 Bye

Module 4 Test Answer Key Student A1 1 C 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 B 7 B 8 C 9 B 10 A 2 1 bag 2 group 3 piece 4 cup 5 pile3 1 silver 2 stone 3 glass 4 gold 5 leather4 1 is usually held 2 was such a wonderful 3 was bought for

4 will be held 5 will be spent 6 have been invited 7 can be finished 8 was so lovely 9 such an old car 10 must be kept

5 1 – 2 the 3 the 4 the 5 – 6 – 7 the 8 the 9 – 10 the6 1 can/may 2 problem 3 that 4 sorry 5 receipt 6 you

7 refund 8 money 9 again 10 Not

Module 4 Test Answer Key Student B1 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 A 6 C 7 A 8 B 9 C 10 B2 1 pile 2 bag 3 cup 4 piece 5 group3 1 paper 2 plastic 3 gold 4 leather 5 stone4 1 was such a wonderful 2 will be held 3 must be kept

4 is usually held 5 was so lovely 6 will be spent 7 have been invited 8 can be finished 9 was bought for 10 such an old car

5 1 – 2 the 3 the 4 the 5 – 6 – 7 the 8 the 9 – 10 the6 1 Excuse 2 help 3 with 4 What 5 about 6 Have 7 here

8 would 9 back 10 all

Module 5 Test Answer Key Student A1 1 flared 2 polo-neck 3 scruffy 4 extensions 5 glamorous

6 straighteners 7 baggy 8 gorgeous 9 stylish 10 ankle-length2 1 in 2 for 3 on 4 in 5 with 6 at 7 to 8 on 9 with

10 by3 1 used to 2 would 3 used to 4 used to 5 would 6 would

7 used to 8 would 9 used to 10 would4 1 would = used to 2 use = used 3 did = didn’t 4 used keep =

used to keep 5 used = use 6 is = is 7 to = to 8 doing = do 9 ever = never 10 was = was

5 1 c 2 d 3 e 4 b 5 a6 1 with 2 on 3 round 4 goes 5 suit

Module 5 Test Answer Key Student B1 1 scruffy 2 ankle-length 3 gorgeous 4 glamorous 5 flared

6 baggy 7 extensions 8 polo-neck 9 straighteners 10 stylish 2 1 on 2 in 3 for 4 on 5 at 6 to 7 in 8 with 9 on

10 with3 1 would 2 used to 3 would 4 would 5 used to 6 would

7 would 8 used to 9 used to 10 used to4 1 living = live 2 did = did 3 wouldn’t = didn’t 4 use = used

5 wouldn’t = didn’t 6 using = used 7 would to = would to 8 use = used 9 arguing = argue 10 would live = lived/used to live

5 1 b 2 e 3 a 4 c 5 d6 1 with 2 wears 3 on 4 neck 5 goes

Module 6 Test Answer Key Student A1 1 d 2 e 3 b 4 c 5 a2 1 sky diving 2 boxing 3 rowing 4 Scrabble 5 weight lifting3 1 champion 2 beaten 3 opponent 4 injuries 5 win4 1 dropped out of 2 spoke out against 3 let, down 4 gave up

5 went ahead 5 1 C 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 C 6 B 7 C 8 A 9 B 10 B6 1 could belong 2 apart from 3 may be 4 might have left

5 instead of going 6 can’t have been 7 should have prepared 8 I were you 9 As well as (playing) 10 needn’t have finished

7 1 like 2 What 3 saw 4 should 5 should 6 shouldn’t 7 be 8 will 9 shouldn’t 10 won’t

Module 1 Test Answer Key Student A1 1 signals 2 texting 3 body 4 blog 5 postal 6 face to face

7 landline 8 sign2 1 common 2 careless 3 unhealthy 4 complicated 5 impatient

6 outgoing 7 strong 8 useless3 1 C 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 C4 1 lives/is living 2 works/is working 3 has been 4 is

5 is working 6 has recently brought 7 begins 8 drives 9 spends 10 has already followed

5 1 since 2 for 3 since 4 for 5 since6 1 Have you ever written an email in English? 2 How often do you

phone your grandparents? 3 What are you looking at? 4 How long have you been awake? 5 Do you use Facebook every day? 6 Have you seen the final Harry Potter film?

7 1 don’t think 2 Don’t 3 so 4 haven’t finished 5 If you 6 That’s true 7 definitely 8 with

Module 1 Test Answer Key Student B1 1 texting 2 blog 3 sign 4 body 5 face to face 6 landline

7 signals 8 postal2 1 impatient 2 common 3 strong 4 unhealthy 5 useless

6 complicated 7 outgoing 8 careless3 1 B 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 A4 1 works 2 comes 3 is enjoying 4 has worked 5 tries/is trying

6 is 7 have recently brought 8 begins 9 spends 10 hopes5 1 for 2 since 3 since 4 since 5 for6 1 How often do you phone your grandparents? 2 Have you seen the

final Harry Potter film? 3 How long have you been awake? 4 Do you use Facebook every day? 5 What are you looking at? 6 Have you ever written an email in English?

7 1 do 2 don’t 3 Don’t 4 ask 5 haven’t finished 6 that 7 That’s true 8 with

Module 2 Test Answer Key Student A1 1 celebrity 2 forecast 3 international 4 puzzles 5 horoscope

6 breaking 7 problem 8 listings 9 headlines 10 article2 1 five-star 2 four-day 3 heart-breaking 4 seventy-three-year-old

5 long-haired 6 never-ending 7 three-metre-long 8 hard-working 9 much-loved 10 well-organised

3 1 had tried 2 had lived 3 had been /was 4 disappeared 5 was fishing 6 succeeded 7 had attempted/attempted 8 had made 9 had destroyed/destroyed 10 could

4 1 to get 2 to help 3 to hear 4 turn 5 to watch 6 watching5 1 visiting her mother, Joanna went shopping 2 making some phone

calls, Stephanie spoke to her boss 3 having a picnic, the boys walked to the lake 4 learning the new words, the students had a test

6 1 C 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 A 7 C 8 A 9 C 10 B

Module 2 Test Answer Key Student B1 1 forecast 2 puzzles 3 article 4 horoscope 5 problem

6 international 7 headlines 8 breaking 9 celebrity 10 listings 2 1 three-metre-long 2 five-star 3 seventy-three-year-old

4 long-haired 5 well-organised 6 four-day 7 never-ending 8 heart-breaking 9 hard-working 10 much-loved

3 1 managed 2 had tried 3 had disappeared/disappeared 4 was fishing 5 had lived 6 had been 7 succeeded 8 had attempted 9 had made 10 caught

4 1 listening 2 to get 3 to help 4 to hear 5 turn 6 hear5 1 learning the new words, the students had a test 2 visiting her

mother, Joanna went shopping 3 having a picnic, the boys walked to the lake 4 making some phone calls, Stephanie spoke to her boss

6 1 B 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 C 6 B 7 B 8 C 9 A 10 C

Module 3 Test Answer Key Student A1 1 carbon footprint 2 renewable energy 3 fossil fuel

4 solar energy 5 organic vegetables 6 global warming 7 greenhouse gases 8 Wind farms

2 1 Deforestation 2 floods 3 hybrid 4 drought 5 eco-friendly 6 energy-saving 7 pollution 8 recycle

3 1 C 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 A 7 B 8 A4 1 Have you finished 2 have/’ve been working 3 Have you included

4 haven’t put 5 have you been doing 6 have/’ve been making 7 have you contacted 8 have/’ve agreed 9 have/’ve persuaded 10 haven’t wasted

5 1 Despite being tired 2 have been working since 3 Although Dan doesn’t like 4 Despite being a poor 5 have never visited 6 have you been recycling

6 1 don’t 2 idea 3 Let’s 4 rather 5 sounds 6 make 7 fancy 8 shall 9 See 10 Right


Module 8 Test Answer Key Student B1 1 colourful 2 peaceful 3 abstract 4 complicated 5 symbolic

6 impressive2 1 imaginative 2 funny 3 confusing 4 relaxing 5 realistic

6 clever 7 surprising 8 ridiculous 3 1 C 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 C 6 C4 [one mark for verb changes and one mark for pronoun changes]

1 they enjoyed cooking for us/me 2 they wouldn’t be able to help me 3 they were happy to see me 4 I had given her the wrong address 5 him that painting would never make him rich 6 John was going to take her home

5 1 I don’t like interviews. 2 Fewer people are going to buy books. 3 I have wasted/wasted my time. 4 I suffer from depression. 5 My books are very boring. 6 I’m going to take up painting instead. 7 I will never write another book. 8 I love looking at paintings. 9 I haven’t enjoyed/didn’t enjoy writing the books. 10 My paintings are very good.

6 1 interrupt 2 got 3 saying 4 By 5 subject 6 Let’s 7 later 8 discuss

Module 6 Test Answer Key Student B1 1 e 2 a 3 d 4 b 5 c2 1 weight lifting 2 sky diving 3 boxing 4 rowing 5 Scrabble 3 1 champion 2 challenge 3 opponent 4 injuries 5 win4 1 went ahead 2 dropped out of 3 gave up 4 spoke out against

5 let, down 5 1 A 2 C 3 C 4 B 5 B 6 A 7 C 8 B 9 A 10 A6 1 instead of going 2 could belong 3 might have left

4 can’t have been 5 needn’t have finished 6 should have prepared 7 I were you 8 may be 9 apart from 10 As well as (playing)

7 1 Can 2 would 3 exactly 4 saw 5 should 6 can’t 7 shouldn’t 8 had 9 course 10 shouldn’t

Module 7 Test Answer Key Student A1 1 weapon 2 fingerprints 3 investigation 4 prison sentence

5 thief 6 suspects 7 fine 8 ransom note 9 motive 10 criminal

2 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 A 6 C 7 B 8 C 9 B 10 A3 [two marks for each answer] 1 The teacher told them not to use

their mobile phones. 2 The court official ordered the prisoner to listen to the judge. 3 The teenagers asked the teacher to help/if he/she could help them. 4 The police officer asked the man to wait outside. 5 The man asked the judge not to send him to prison.

4 1 listen carefully 2 don’t believe 3 Call your lawyer 4 Don’t wait any longer 5 Call him/the lawyer 6 You must call him/do it 7 can you answer 8 Don’t pick up 9 Don’t ask 10 Tell me

5 1 afraid 2 okay 3 mind 4 can’t 5 think 6 Is 7 ahead 8 know 9 ridiculous 10 Will

Module 7 Test Answer Key Student B1 1 fine 2 weapon 3 prison sentence 4 thief 5 criminal

6 ransom note 7 motive 8 fingerprints 9 investigation 10 suspects

2 1 A 2 B 3 B 4 A 5 C 6 B 7 A 8 A 9 C 10 B3 [two marks for each answer] 1 The woman asked her to take a

picture. 2 The lawyer warned him not to say anything. 3 The kidnappers told her to leave the money on the bus. 4 The judge ordered them to pay the fine. 5 The police chief wanted him to finish the report.

4 1 You mustn’t do it again./Don’t do it again. 2 Describe the man./Can you describe the man? 3 (Please) bring me the papers./Can you bring me the papers? 4 Drop the gun. 5 Don’t call the police./You mustn’t call the police. 6 Please help me./Can you help me? 7 Tell the truth./You must tell the truth. 8 Listen carefully./You must listen carefully. 9 Can you clean the fingerprints?/Clean the fingerprints. 10 Don’t ask questions./You mustn’t ask questions.

5 1 Could 2 busy 3 turn 4 Do 5 sorry 6 okay 7 Sure 8 know 9 Don’t 10 time

Module 8 Test Answer Key Student A1 1 complicated 2 colourful 3 symbolic 4 peaceful 5 impressive

6 abstract2 1 funny 2 surprising 3 ridiculous 4 confusing 5 imaginative

6 realistic 7 clever 8 relaxing3 1 A 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 B4 [one mark for verb changes and one mark for pronoun changes]

1 they wouldn’t be able to help me 2 I had given her the wrong address 3 John was going to take her home 4 him that painting would never make him rich 5 they enjoyed cooking for us/me 6 they were happy to see me

5 1 I suffer from depression. 2 I don’t like interviews. 3 I haven’t enjoyed/didn’t enjoy writing the books. 4 They are very boring. 5 Fewer people are going to buy books. 6 I have wasted/wasted my time. 7 I will never write another book. 8 I’m going to take up painting instead. 9 I love looking at paintings. 10 My paintings are very good.

6 1 Sorry 2 interrupt 3 As 4 way 5 Changing 6 subject 7 Let’s 8 later


Modules Progress Tes


1A1 & 2

Vocabulary


Yesterday on a 0 B show, Jeremy Southern, the well-1 British footballer, looked very uncomfortable during the interview. His 2 language indicated that he wasn’t happy being there and the 3 in today’s newspapers said: TOP FOOTBALLER LEAVES SPORT? The celebrity 4 pages had announced his retirement from football that day, but when the interviewer brought 5 the subject during the interview, Jeremy wouldn’t confirm if it was true or not. We need to find 6 the truth about this for all fans of English football. They keep in touch 7 him on Twitter, but he has been quiet for the past few days. In the interview he said he was involved in making a TV 8 about the history of football. Does this mean he’s retiring from the game?

0 A gossip B chat C conversation 1 A famous B known C knowing2 A sign B smoke C body 3 A headlines B articles C reviews 4 A problem B gossip C show5 A up B out C in 6 A for B about C out 7 A to B with C by 8 A chat show B review C documentary

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get go join keep take

back to care of in with out with up with

0 He had to get back to work quickly.1 I don’t know how you with

all the new rules. I can’t remember any of them!

2 They with their friends every weekend.

3 She needs to her pets.

4 Sarah doesn’t often our games. She prefers to watch.

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3 Complete the paragraph with the correct form of the words in brackets.

One hundred and fifty years ago, John Marchant, the 0 famous (fame) explorer, walked into the jungle alone. He was 1 (care) to make as little noise as possible because he knew there were 2 (danger) wild animals in there. He carried a rifle, a big stick and a pair of binoculars as he moved deeper into the 3 (know) jungle. No one had been there before him. Suddenly, there was a loud squawking noise from above and he looked up to see brightly-4 (colour) parrots flying overhead. They were so beautiful that, as he watched, he didn’t hear the branches crackling behind him. He turned round and came face to face with a huge black panther. He couldn’t get to his gun and his stick was 5 (use) against such a powerful creature. Marchant was only twenty-four years old and the story of his death was heart-6 (break) to hear when it finally reached his home, six months later. He had been completely unprepared and 7 (experience) and had paid the price. Now, a hundred and fifty years later, a relative of his is planning to follow in his footsteps, but this time with a well-8 (organise) expedition.

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Skills


Grammar

4 Look at the information about Alan. Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

2 years ago Start college; subjects Art, History and Spanish

9 months ago Spend two months in Spain – improve language

6 months ago Holiday in Turkey (never been before) – meet Susan on plane – girlfriend

3 months ago Take final exams

Last month Holiday in South America with Susan

Last week Exam results

Today Write letter for job in local TV company

Two years ago Alan 0 started (start) college and 1 (study) art, history and Spanish. Nine months ago he 2 (spend) two months in Spain where he was trying 3 (improve) his spoken Spanish. Before 4 (go) to Spain he found it difficult to understand Spanish speakers, but now it’s much easier for him. Then, he 5 (have) a holiday in Turkey – he 6 (never/be) there before and he really loved it. Probably because while he 7 (travel) to Turkey on the plane, he 8 (meet) his girlfriend, Susan. They 9 (be) together now for six months and they want 10 (get) engaged very soon.

At the moment, Alan 11 (write) a letter of application to the local TV station because he 12 (see) a really good job advertised there, working on art and history programmes.

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0 He refused going to the party with his parents. to go

1 They’ve been here for November 2003.

2 She doesn’t enjoy to play tennis in the winter.

3 After eat dinner, I did my course work.

4 I don’t see him for ages.

5 Before he gets this job he worked in a supermarket.

6 They let me going on holiday with my friends.

7 We avoided to speak to them because we were late.

8 I have breakfast now. Can you wait a bit?

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Key Expressions


Lee Hi, Tim. 0How / What ’re you?

Tim Fine thanks. And you? How’s it 1doing / going?

Lee Not 2very / quite well, I’m 3afraid / sorry.

Tim What’s the 4thing / matter?

Lee Well, I want to buy a new TV because mine is very old. Look I’ve found this one online. I think it’s really good. 5What / How do you think?

Tim I agree 6with / to you. It is good. Has it got everything you want?

Lee Yes, 7actually / definitely.

Tim But it’s also very expensive. Can you afford it?

Lee That’s the problem, I don’t think 8it / so.

Tim That’s a 9true / pity. Well, if you 10tell / ask me, you could borrow the money from your parents, couldn’t you?

Lee No, I couldn’t. I still owe them for the music player I bought last month.

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Progress Tes

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1AModules 1 & 2

Listening

7 Listen to six short conversations. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C).

0 Why hasn’t the woman seen Tim? A He’s got a friend staying with him. B He’s visiting someone in France C He’s on a three-week camping holiday.

1 What kind of blog doesn’t Roxy like? A personal diary B book C film

2 What is Kelly’s problem? A She hasn’t finished her chemistry

homework. B She hates her maths lessons. C She needs help with geography.

3 Why is Tom late? A He had to meet Miss Williams. B His Mum couldn’t drive him. C He missed the school bus.

4 What instrument does the boy play? A flute B none C piano

5 Cath is contacting her cousin because A he’s coming to stay with her. B they’re very good friends. C it’s his birthday.

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8 Listen to the radio news. Complete the sentences. Write one word for each space.

2

3

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Reading

9 Read the article. Are sentences 1–8 ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B), choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).

Hurricane

The 0 South Coast of Cuba will be hit. It has been 1 years since

there was such a bad hurricane. 2 have already been

evacuated.

Manchester bank robbery Bank near Piccadilly 3 was

robbed today. It happened at 4 this

morning. Call 5 to talk to

Manchester police.

Celebrity news The 6 , Julie Williams,

arrived at 7 this morning to have her baby.

She is married to a 8 .

Sport Manchester United have got a new

Australian 9 . Weather It will 10 all night but

tomorrow morning will be better.

Dolphin and whale communication

Dolphins and whales have voices, but they are different from most other mammals. They do not make sounds with their mouths, like human beings, but from nasal ‘airsacs’, which are just below their blowhole. Because it is difficult to see under water, sound and hearing are very important for them. In fact, whales use sound to communicate with each other over very long distances (sometimes hundreds of kilometres) by using very low frequency sounds. However, dolphins usually use higher frequencies, which means they can’t be heard over such great distances.

People believe that dolphins are one of the most intelligent animal species on the planet and this is because they have a complicated system of communication. They use lots of different sounds, including whistles and clicks, as well as body language, to communicate with each other and even with humans. Sound travels four to five times faster in the water, so it makes it one of the most important parts of


Skills


0 The writer is a scientist. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say1 Dolphins and whales make sounds in the same

way as humans. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say2 It’s difficult to see very far under the water. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say3 It’s possible for whales and dolphins to be

heard hundreds of kilometres away. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say4 Whales and dolphins use the same frequency

when making sounds. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say5 Dolphins are considered to be more intelligent

than whales. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say6 Sounds made in water reach their destination

more slowly than sounds made on land. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say7 Dolphins uses whistles to help locate food. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

8 Whales and dolphins find things underwater by using a series of clicks.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say9 People can communicate with dolphins by

splashing the water. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 10 Dolphins have the ability to make some

human sounds. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

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10 Read the news articles and choose the best headline (A–F) for each one. There is one extra headline.

0 F Thirty-eight chimpanzees which had been kept

in cages for thirty years, showed their joy at being let out of their prisons by hugging each other and appearing to smile before taking their first steps outside. They had been in captivity since they were born.

1 The world’s largest study of weight loss has

shown that for most people, dieting does not work and may even put lives at risk. More than two-thirds put weight straight back on, raising the danger of heart attack, stroke and diabetes. In fact, many end up heavier than when they started.

2 Having a busy social life with lots of friends

may keep people slimmer than if they spend their time going to the gym, according to scientists. Socialising and meeting with friends apparently helps increase levels of ‘brown fat’ in the body which burns calories to generate heat.

3 People who love takeaways may be surprised

to learn that scientists have found that people don’t keep eating junk food just because it is tasty. They do it because they are creatures of habit and once we have associated a place with a certain kind of food, like popcorn at the cinema, we will keep eating it – even if it’s not good.

communication for sea animals. It seems that the whistles they use are

unique for each dolphin, so that they can identify each other. Young dolphins are trained to recognise their mother’s whistle as soon as they are born. Both whales and dolphins use clicks to help them locate objects under the water and this is called ‘echolocation’. For example, when they are looking for food, the clicks get faster the nearer they get to the object.

Dolphins often communicate with humans by using their bodies. They can jump out of the water and then fall back into it with a splash or they can splash the water with their tails. However, they also use these methods to communicate with each other. It has also been discovered that dolphins can understand the language patterns that humans use in the same way that animals like parrots do. Sometimes dolphins can copy the different human sounds they hear, such as boat engines or laughter.




1A1 & 2

4 More than a million giant king crabs have

been found off Antarctica by a remote-controlled submarine. The appearance of the large, dangerous predators, which do not really belong in the region may be the first sign of an ecological disaster.

5 A seal lost its way and was found stranded on

a back road in the Australian outback miles from the ocean. Motorists gathered round as it wriggled out of bushland and flopped himself on to the road stopping traffic in a small town near Melbourne in southern Australia. It is thought the animal got lost after swimming up a nearby river.

A Potential environmental dangerB Animal behaviour and healthC Unusual visitor D The friendly dietE Slimming may be dangerous F Freedom at last!G Unhealthy food connections

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Writing

11 Complete the email with the words in the box. There is one extra word.

cool definitely doing friends loadsthere typical

Hi 0 there , Sarah

How’re you 1 ? Okay, I hope. I went to a music festival last weekend and it was really 2 . I went with some of my 3 and we had a great time. Unfortunately the school nerd, Harry, was there. You know – the one who plays computer games all day. He complained about how loud the music was! 4 ! He should have stayed at home. Anyway, my big news is I’ve got into the university I wanted, so now I’ve got 5 of preparation to do to get ready.

Well, must go now. Write back soon!

Jake

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Skills


12 Read this email from your friend who lives in another part of the country. Write a reply to Charlie’s email. Answer his questions and say what you’re doing today. Write about 100 words.

Hi Paul,

How’s it going? Have you finished your exams yet? I’ve just done my last one, thank goodness!

Are you still going to Spain with your family this year? We’re going to the mountains again, so I can go climbing and mountain biking. Can’t wait! Have you got a mountain bike yet?

I’m looking forward to your visit at the end of August. Is there anything special you’d like to do while you’re here?

I’m off to football practice now. Write soon.

Charlie

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13 You have heard a competition broadcast on a new radio programme. The fi rst prize is the chance to make your own radio programme. In the competition you have to answer these questions. Write between 35 and 50 words.

1 How often do you listen to the radio each week?

2 What two subjects would you like to have in the new programme?

3 When do you think the programme should be broadcast and why?

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TOTAL / 100


Progress Tes


1BModules 1 & 2

Vocabulary


Yesterday on a 0 B show, Jeremy Southern, the well-1 British footballer, looked very uncomfortable during the interview. His 2 language indicated that he wasn’t happy being there and the 3 in today’s newspapers said: TOP FOOTBALLER LEAVES SPORT? The celebrity 4 pages had announced his retirement from football that day, but when the interviewer brought 5 the subject during the interview, Jeremy wouldn’t confirm if it was true or not. We need to find 6 the truth about this for all fans of English football. They keep in touch 7 him on Twitter, but he has been quiet for the past few days. In the interview he said he was involved in making a TV 8 about the history of football. Does this mean he’s retiring from the game?

0 A gossip B chat C conversation 1 A known B famous C knowing2 A sign B smoke C body 3 A reviews B articles C headlines 4 A problem B show C gossip 5 A out B up C in 6 A for B out C about7 A with B to C by 8 A chat show B review C documentary

/ 8


get go join keep take

back to care of in with out with up with

0 He had to get back to work quickly.1 Sarah doesn’t often our

games. She prefers to watch.2 She needs to her pets. 3 I don’t know how you with

all the new rules. I can’t remember any of them!4 They with their friends every

weekend. / 4

3 Complete the paragraph with the correct form of the words in brackets.

One hundred and fifty years ago, John Marchant, the 0 famous (fame) explorer, walked into the jungle alone. He carried a rifle and a big stick as he moved deeper into the 1 (know) jungle. No one had been there before him. He was 2 (care) to make as little noise as possible because he knew there were 3 (danger) wild animals in there. Suddenly, there was a loud noise from above and he saw brightly-4 (colour) parrots flying overhead. They were so beautiful that, as he watched, he didn’t hear the branches crackling behind him. He turned round and came face to face with a huge black panther. He couldn’t get to his gun and his stick was 5 (use) against such a powerful creature. The wild animal killed John Marchant. He had been unprepared and 6 (experience) and had paid the price. Marchant was only twenty-four years old and the story of his death was heart-7 (break) to hear when it finally reached his home, six months later. Now, a hundred and fifty years later, a relative of his is planning to follow in his footsteps, but this time with a well-8 (organise) expedition.

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Skills


Grammar

4 Look at the information about Alan. Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

2 years ago Start college; subjects Art, History and Spanish

9 months ago Live two months in Spain – improve language

6 months ago Holiday in Turkey (never been before) – meet Susan on plane – girlfriend

3 months ago Take final exams

Last month Holiday in South America with Susan

Last week Exam results

Today Write letter for job in local TV company

Two years ago Alan 0 started (start) college and there he 1 (study) art and Spanish. After that he 2 (live) in Spain for two months because he really wanted 3 (improve) his spoken Spanish. Before he 4 (go) to Spain he found it hard to understand Spanish speakers, but now it’s much easier. After 5 (leave) Spain, he had a holiday in Turkey – he 6 (never/visit) that country before and he really loved it. Probably because while he 7 (fly) to Turkey, he 8 (meet) his girlfriend, Susan. They 9 (be) together now for six months and they will 10 (get) engaged very soon.

Last week Alan 11 (see) a job advertised at the local TV station and at the moment he 12 (complete) an application form for the job. It has always been his dream to work on TV.

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0 He refused going to the party with his parents. to go

1 They let me going on holiday with my friends.

2 I have breakfast now. Can you wait a bit?

3 She doesn’t enjoy to play tennis in the winter.

4 After eat dinner, I did my course work.

5 They’ve been here for November 2003.

6 I don’t see him for ages. 7 Before he gets this job he worked in a

supermarket. 8 We avoided to speak to them because we were

late.

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Key Expressions


Lee Hi, Tim. 0How / What ’re you?

Tim Fine thanks. And you? 1How’s / Where’s it going?

Lee 2No / Not very well, 3I’m / I afraid.

Tim 4What’s / Why’s the problem?

Lee Well, I want to buy a new TV because mine is very old. Look I’ve found this one online and I think it’s really good. What do you 5agree / think?

Tim I 6do / agree with you. It is good. Has it got everything you want?

Lee Yes, 7actually / definitely.

Tim But it’s also very expensive. Can you afford it?

Lee That’s the problem, I 8don’t / no think so.

Tim 9That’s / It’s a pity. Well, 10if / when you ask me, you could borrow the money from your parents, couldn’t you?

Lee No, I couldn’t. I still owe them for the music player I bought last month.

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Modules

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1BProgress Tes1 & 2

Listening

7 Listen to six short conversations. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C).

0 Why hasn’t the woman seen Tim? A He’s got a friend staying with him. B He’s visiting someone in France. C He’s on a three-week camping holiday.

1 What kind of blog doesn’t Roxy like? A film B book C personal diary

2 What is Kelly’s problem? A She needs help with geography. B She hates her maths lessons. C She hasn’t finished her chemistry

homework.

3 Why is Tom late? A His Mum couldn’t drive him. B He had to meet Miss Williams. C He missed the school bus.

4 What instrument does the boy play? A flute B piano C none

5 Cath is contacting her cousin because A it’s his birthday. B they’re very good friends. C he’s coming to stay with her.

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8 Listen to the radio news. Complete the sentences. Write one word for each space.

Hurricane

The 0 South Coast of Cuba will be hit. The hurricane will hit at 1

o’clock. The tourists have left their

2 resorts.

Manchester bank robbery A bank was robbed by 3

men. The men were wearing 4 . You should contact the 5

if you know anything.

2

3

Celebrity news Julie Williams is from 6 .

She is going to have a baby 7 .

Her 8 name is Jeff Bowles.

Sport Manchester United have got a new goalkeeper

from 9 .

Weather Tomorrow the weather will be

10 and bright.

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Reading

9 Read the article. Are sentences 1–8 ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B), choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).

Dolphin and whale communication

Dolphins and whales have voices, but they are different from most other mammals. They do not make sounds with their mouths, like human beings, but from nasal ‘airsacs’, which are just below their blowhole. Because it is difficult to see under water, sound and hearing are very important for them. In fact, whales use sound to communicate with each other over very long distances (sometimes hundreds of kilometres) by using very low frequency sounds. However, dolphins usually use higher frequencies, which means they can’t be heard over such great distances.

People believe that dolphins are one of the most intelligent animal species on the planet and this is because they have a complicated system of communication. They use lots of different sounds, including whistles and clicks, as well as body language, to communicate with each other and even with humans. Sound travels four to five times faster in the water, so it makes it one of the most important parts of communication for sea animals.


Skills


It seems that the whistles they use are unique for each dolphin, so that they can identify each other. Young dolphins are trained to recognise their mother’s whistle as soon as they are born. Both whales and dolphins use clicks to help them locate objects under the water and this is called ‘echolocation’. For example, when they are looking for food, the clicks get faster the nearer they get to the object.

Dolphins often communicate with humans by using their bodies. They can jump out of the water and then fall back into it with a splash or they can splash the water with their tails. However, they also use these methods to communicate with each other. It has also been discovered that dolphins can understand the language patterns that humans use in the same way that animals like parrots do. Sometimes dolphins can copy the different human sounds they hear, such as boat engines or laughter.

0 The writer is a scientist. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say1 Dolphins and whales don’t make sounds in the

same way as humans. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say2 Dolphins and whales can’t see under water. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say3 Whales can hear each other hundreds of

kilometres away. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say4 Dolphins use higher frequencies than whales. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say5 Nobody knows if dolphins are intelligent. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say6 Sound travels faster through water than air. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say7 Each dolphin can whistle hundreds of sounds. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say8 Young dolphins can always recognise their

mothers. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say9 Dolphins can’t communicate with people. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

10 Parrots make the same sounds as dolphins. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

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10 Read the news articles and choose the best headline (A–F) for each one. There is one extra headline.

0 F Thirty-eight chimpanzees which had been kept

in cages for thirty years, showed their joy at being let out of their prisons by hugging each other and appearing to smile before taking their first steps outside. They had been in captivity since they were born.

1 The world’s largest study of weight loss has

shown that for most people dieting does not work and may even put lives at risk. More than two-thirds put weight straight back on, raising the danger of heart attack, stroke and diabetes. In fact, many end up heavier than when they started.

2 Having a busy social life with lots of friends

may keep people slimmer than if they spend their time going to the gym, according to scientists. Socialising and meeting with friends apparently helps increase levels of ‘brown fat’ in the body which burns calories to generate heat.

3 People who love takeaways may be surprised

to learn that scientists have found that people don’t keep eating junk food just because it is tasty. They do it because they are creatures of habit and once we have associated a place with a certain kind of food, like popcorn at the cinema, we will keep eating it – even if it’s not good.

4 More than a million giant king crabs have

been found off Antarctica by a remote-controlled submarine. The appearance of the large, dangerous predators, which do not really belong in the region may be the first sign of an ecological disaster.




1B1 & 2

5 A seal lost its way and was found stranded on

a back road in the Australian outback miles from the ocean. Motorists gathered round as it wriggled out of bushland and flopped himself on to the road stopping traffic in a small town near Melbourne in southern Australia. It is thought the animal got lost after swimming up a nearby river.

A Unhealthy food connectionsB Slimming may be dangerous C The friendly dietD Unusual visitor E Animal behaviour and healthF Freedom at last!G Potential environmental danger

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Writing

11 Complete the email with the words in the box. There is one extra word.

are before great really theretypical write back

Hi 0 there , Sarah

How 1 you doing? Okay, I hope. I went to a music festival last weekend and it was 2 cool. Unfortunately the school nerd, Harry, was there. You know – the one who plays on his computer all day. He complained the music was too loud! 3 ! He should have stayed at home!

I went with my friends though, and we had a 4 time. Anyway, my big news is I’ve got into the university I wanted, so now I’ve got lots of preparation to do to get ready.

Well, must go now. 5 soon!

Jake

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12 Read this email from your friend who lives in another part of the country. Write a reply to Charlie’s email. Answer his questions and say what you’re doing today. Write about 100 words.

Hi Paul,

How’s it going? Have you finished your exams yet? I’ve just done my last one, thank goodness!

Are you still going to Spain with your family this year? We’re going to the mountains again, so I can go climbing and mountain biking. Can’t wait! Have you got a mountain bike yet?

I’m looking forward to your visit at the end of August. Is there anything special you’d like to do while you’re here?

I’m off to football practice now. Write soon.

Charlie

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13 You have heard a competition broadcast on a new radio programme. The fi rst prize is the chance to make your own radio programme. In the competition you have to answer these questions. Write between 35 and 50 words.

1 How often do you listen to the radio each week?

2 What two subjects would you like to have in the new programme?

3 When do you think the programme should be broadcast and why?

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Vocabulary

1 Complete the crossword.

Across2 a reddish gold metal4 when there is no water5 a car that uses two different types of energy

sources7 a and his money are soon parted9 places where art is displayed 10 you breathe out carbon 11 grown without chemicals

Down0 a shiny, yellow metal 1 made from animal skins3 lakes without salt are called lakes6 money you get each week for work done7 coal and gas are examples of fuels8 money is what your parents give you

every week when you’re a child

1

2 0 G

3O

4L

5D

6

7 8

9

10

11

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2 Complete the text with the words in the box.

cloth deforestation footprint grouplandscapes plastic pollution recyclerenewable solar wind

Yesterday, a 0 group of friends and I went to a meeting about saving the planet. It had been arranged by all the schools in the area. We learned about different kinds of 1 energy, such as 2 farms and 3 power. I thought we didn’t

have enough sun for that, but apparently it still works in this country. Then we heard about how world tourism has damaged beautiful 4 and what the tourism industry is now doing to help the environment. They encourage everyone who flies to offset their carbon 5 by donating money to an organisation that will plant trees. It was sad to learn how industrial development and 6 have killed trees and led to almost total 7 in many parts of the world. One speaker told us how dangerous 8 bags are for wildlife. He said that everyone should 9 everything they can and that we should all be using 10 or paper bags to carry our shopping in.

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Grammar

3 Complete the text with the verbs in the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous.

Hi Sarah, Sorry I 0 haven’t written (write), but I

1 (be) busy lately. I 2 (study) very hard these past few weeks for my final exams and I 3 (just/finish) the last one. My family 4 (try) to sell our house too, which 5 (make) revising very difficult as people 6 (come) to look round it nearly every day. What 7 (you/do) since I last spoke to you? 8 (you/start) writing that book you said you wanted to write? I 9 (always/want) to write a book, but I don’t think I’d be very good at it! By the way, I 10 (search) on line to find a cheap holiday for the end of the summer and I think I 11 (find) something really good. Write and tell me if you still want to go.

Love, Jeannie

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Police all over 0 the United Kingdom have 1 looking for a very clever jewel thief who 2 stolen thousands of pounds worth of jewellery over the last ten years. They have followed him to 3 Canary Islands. He has been 4 clever that he has never left any fingerprints or any other evidence behind. 5 he has managed to escape the police so far, it looks as if his luck is running out 6 in the last house he robbed there were hidden cameras and he 7 filmed stealing the jewellery.

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Key Expressions

5 Match the sentence halves.

0 What about k a there’s a problem.1 Why don’t b not go there.2 Shall we c about that. 3 Do you d to wait here.4 I can’t e at the cinema.5 I’m afraid f you are.6 I’m sorry g fancy going out?7 I’d rather h make it today,

I’m afraid.8 I prefer i talk about it later?9 Here j we have dinner? 10 See you k going to a party

tonight?

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Listening

6 Listen to Tom and Keith talking about the environment. Complete the notes.

Tom Examples of destruction: – river pollution – destroying 0 forests – killing wildlife Biggest problem: 1

4

Since 1990 have had the 2 warmest years.

Earth’s temperature set to rise by 3 ºC this century.

2006 had too many 4 to name.

5 also expected to rise.

Everyone should recycle 6 and paper.

Belongs to organisation called 7 for London.

Keith He’s 8 with talking about

environment. Biggest problem in London is

9 pollution. Believes we don’t have to 10

now. 11 years ago there was an

ice age. Enjoys 12 and going to

parties.

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Reading

7 Read the article. Choose the correct words.

It’s important that young people learn early in 0their / them lives the true 1cost / value of money otherwise they will get themselves into serious trouble. Parents can teach them responsibility by giving them the opportunity to 2earn / win money rather than just giving it to them. Furthermore, 3as / by working for their money they gain respect for it and it also teaches them about independence, something which every teenager wants more 4for / than anything. And once a teenager has discovered an easy way to make money, they may be able use that as a way to generate more ideas and income.

During the long summer holidays they can often find work at local fairs and festivals, 5doing / making different jobs like helping with the visitors. There is also a lot of farm work available at this time of year.


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Traditional jobs which can be found all year round are things like baby-sitting for friends or helping old people with their cleaning and shopping. Other jobs which they can do are washing cars, gardening or walking pets for elderly neighbours. In order to get started with small jobs around the neighbourhood, youngsters could design flyers which they can then put through people’s doors, advertising for work.

6When / While they are old enough, many youngsters get work as waiters in local cafes and restaurants at the weekends and holidays. Today, with modern technology, another way to 7make / save money is to sell things online. They can sell their old unwanted goods, or start a shop of their own selling things which they have made. Another place for things which have been made is craft fairs, especially at Christmas when people are always looking for something different and unusual as gifts.

Not only is working for their money a good way to learn about money, but it can also help to get them into a good university or a job 8because / so employers like to see that students have some work experience.

/ 8

8 Read the article again. Are sentences 1–8 ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B), choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).

0 Young people may have problems if they don’t respect money.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say1 Parents should always make their children

work for their money. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say2 All teenagers want to be independent. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say3 Working at local fairs in summer can be

dangerous. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say4 Helping out neighbours is a good way for

young people to earn money. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

5 Young people should advertise their services in local magazines.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say6 Online selling can be a good way to get money. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say7 Higher education establishments aren’t

interested in students with work experience. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

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9 Read the brief descriptions about some environmental organisations. Match the sentences (1–5) with the paragraphs (A–F).

0 Helping poor people to earn a living. f1 Connections with an American movie. 2 Location of headquarters in Britain. 3 Protecting underwater life. 4 Helping people realise the value of

different species. 5 Connection between humans and

the animal kingdom.

A Biofuelwatch is an organisation working to raise awareness of the negative impacts of industrial biofuels and bioenergy on our planet. It is based in the UK and works with national and international partners to fight the social and environmental damage resulting from bioenergy.

B Fauna & Flora International wants to protect all our planet’s species and it works all over the world to show how important biodiversity is to everyone on the planet. The more species we can save, the better for our planet. It aims for a healthy future for our planet where people, wildlife and wild places can exist together.

C Oceana is the largest international organisation focused only on ocean conservation, protecting sea ecosystems and endangered species. Offices around the world work together to help our oceans to return to their natural state.

D The Climate Project was founded by American, Al Gore, and includes specially trained climate experts who want to educate people about the dangers of climate change.


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It has offices in more than fifty countries. They present a slide show featured in the Oscar-winning film, An Inconvenient Truth.

E WWF is best known as the world’s most important nature organisation which focuses on how wildlife, the environment and human activity are all connected. It is passionate about protecting the natural world and knows that it also needs to take other action, for example, educating people about climate change and helping them to change the way they live to help protect the environment.

F Frontier, started in 1989, protects biodiversity and ecosystems and at the same time creates jobs for some of the poorest communities. Their first projects were in Tanzania, one of the world’s poorest countries, where they did research in remote forest, savannah, and marine environments.

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Writing

10 Complete the email with the phrases a–k.

a althoughb finally arrivedc still hasn’t arrivedd forward to hearinge could you pleasef over the last two yearsg I discovered thath I’m writing to inform i the quality and servicej which I bought fromk first of all

Dear Sir/ Madam, 0 h you of the problems I’ve been

having with the television 1 your online shop last month. I have bought several other products from you 2 and I have always been impressed with 3 . However, there have been quite a few problems with the television I ordered.

4 , it wasn’t delivered when it was promised and I had to make five phone calls before someone could tell me why it hadn’t been delivered. When it 5 , two weeks late, it came without the remote control. 6 you are supposed to be able work the TV without this, it is very difficult to get to the controls on the TV itself. After four hours of trying to set it up, 7 I could only get three channels instead of the fifty it should have. Furthermore, the remote control 8 .

Since I am a regular customer, 9 come and take away the TV and replace it with one that works.

I look 10 from you very soon. Yours faithfully, Jayne Stockwell

/ 10

11 Your teacher has asked you write a notice for the school notice board about Saving the Planet. You should write four short paragraphs. You should include:

– reasons for saving the planet – your idea of the biggest problem facing

the planet – what each person can do at home to help – information about a talk to be given at

the school

Write about 100 words.

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2BModules 3 & 4

Vocabulary

1 Complete the crossword.

Across2 a reddish gold metal4 when there is no water5 a car that uses two different types of energy

sources7 a and his money are soon parted9 places where art is displayed 10 you breathe out carbon 11 grown without chemicals

Down0 a shiny, yellow metal 1 made from animal skins3 lakes without salt are called lakes6 money you get each week for work done7 coal and gas are examples of fuels8 money is what your parents give you

every week when you’re a child

1

2 0 G

3O

4L

5D

6

7 8

9

10

11

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cloth deforestation footprint group landscapes plastic pollution recycle renewable solar wind

Yesterday, a 0 group of friends and I went to a series of talks about saving the planet. It was sad to hear about how industrial development and 1 have killed trees and led to almost total 2 in some places. One speaker told us how dangerous 3 bags

are for wildlife. He said that we should 4 everything we can and that we should all be using 5 or paper bags to carry our shopping in.

We learned about different kinds of 6 energy, such as 7 farms and 8 power. I thought we didn’t have enough sun for that, but apparently it still works in this country. Then we heard about how tourism has damaged beautiful 9 and what the tourism industry is now doing to help the environment. They encourage everyone who flies to offset their carbon 10 by donating money to an organisation that will plant trees.

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Grammar

3 Complete the text with the verbs in the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous.

Hi Sarah, Sorry I 0 haven’t written (write), but I

1 (study) very hard these past few weeks for my exams and I 2 (just/finish) the last one! My family 3 (try) to sell our house too, which 4 (make) revising very difficult as lots of people 5 (come) to look round it nearly every day.

What 6 (you/do) since I last spoke to you? 7 (you/start) writing that book you said you wanted to write? Of course, I 8 (not have) time to do anything interesting – just study, study, study!

By the way, I 9 (book) tickets for a fantastic concert next weekend – do you want to come? You could get the train and I could meet you at the station. I 10 (not check) the train times yet, but I think there’s one at about eleven o’clock. Phone me and let me know. If you 11 (lose) my mobile number, then send me an email instead.

Love, Jeannie / 11


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Police all over 0 the United Kingdom 1 been looking for a very clever jewel thief who 2 stolen thousands of pounds worth of jewellery over the last ten years. He has been 3 clever that he has never left any fingerprints or any other evidence behind. 4 managing to escape the police so far, it looks as if his luck is running out 5 in the last house he robbed there were hidden cameras and the now famous thief 6 filmed stealing money and valuable jewellery. Police have followed him to 7 Canary Islands and they hope to catch him there.

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Key Expressions

5 Match the sentence halves.

0 What about k a at the cinema.1 Why don’t b to wait here.2 Shall we c fancy going out? 3 Do you d you are.4 I can’t e about that.5 I’m afraid f we have dinner?6 I’m sorry g there’s a problem.7 I’d rather h talk about it later?8 I prefer i not go there.9 Here j make it today, I’m

afraid. 10 See you k going to a party

tonight?

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Listening

6 Listen to Tom and Keith talking about the environment. Complete the notes.

Tom Examples of destruction: – river pollution – destroying 0 forests – 1 wildlife

4

2 change is the biggest problem

Have had the warmest years since 3 .

Very many hurricanes in 4 . 5 are

melting. Everyone should recycle batteries and

6 . Belongs to 7 called Trees

for London.

Keith Bored of talking about the 8 . Biggest problem in London is air

9 . This problem is like 10

cigarettes. 20,000 years ago there was an

11 . Enjoys shopping and 12 .

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Reading

7 Read the article. Choose the correct words.

It’s important that young people learn early in 0their / them lives the true 1cost / value of money, otherwise they will get themselves into serious trouble. Parents can teach teenagers not to spend all their money at once, but to 2earn / save it in a bank account. They can help their children to 3spend / earn money by doing household 4works / chores. By working for their money they gain respect for it and it also teaches them about independence – something which every teenager wants more than anything. And once a teenager has discovered an easy way to 5win / make money, they may be able use that to generate more ideas and income.

During the long summer holidays they can often find work at local fairs and festivals, 6doing / making different jobs like helping with the visitors. There is also a lot of farm work available at this time of year. Traditional jobs which can be found all year round are things like baby-sitting for friends


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or helping old people with their cleaning and shopping. Other jobs which they can do are washing cars, gardening or walking pets for elderly neighbours. In order to get started with small jobs around the neighbourhood, youngsters could design flyers which they can then put through people’s doors, advertising for work.

7When / While they are old enough, many youngsters get work as waiters in local cafes and restaurants at the weekends and holidays. Today, with modern technology, another way to make money is to 8sell / cash things online. They could also start a shop of their own selling things which they have made. Another place for things which have been made is craft fairs, especially at Christmas when people are always looking for something different and unusual as gifts.

Not only is working for their money a good way to learn about money, but it can also help to get them into a good university or a job because employers like to see that students have some work experience.

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0 Young people may have problems if they don’t respect money.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say1 Parents must make their children open a bank

account. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say2 Teenagers can make money by helping around

the house. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say3 Local fairs have cafés where teenagers can

work. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say4 Young people should look for work on a farm. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say5 Young people should advertise their services

online. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

6 Most young people are good at making things. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say7 Holiday jobs can help teenagers get a job later. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

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9 Read the brief descriptions about some environmental organisations. Match the sentences (1–5) with the paragraphs (A–F).

0 Helping poor people to earn a living. f1 Location of headquarters in Britain. 2 Connection between humans and the

animal kingdom. 3 Connections with an American movie. 4 Protecting underwater life. 5 Helping people realise the value of

different species.

A Biofuelwatch is an organisation working to raise awareness of the negative impacts of industrial biofuels and bioenergy on our planet. It is based in the UK and works with national and international partners to fight the social and environmental damage resulting from bioenergy.

B Fauna & Flora International wants to protect all our planet’s species and it works all over the world to show how important biodiversity is to everyone on the planet. The more species we can save, the better for our planet. It aims for a healthy future for our planet where people, wildlife and wild places can exist together.

C Oceana is the largest international organisation focused only on ocean conservation, protecting sea ecosystems and endangered species. Offices around the world work together to help our oceans to return to their natural state.

D The Climate Project was founded by American, Al Gore, and includes specially trained climate experts who want to educate people about the dangers of climate change. It has offices in more than fifty countries. They present a slide show featured in the Oscar-winning film, An Inconvenient Truth.


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E WWF is best known as the world’s most important nature organisation which focuses on how wildlife, the environment and human activity are all connected. It is passionate about protecting the natural world and knows that it also needs to take other action, for example, educating people about climate change and helping them to change the way they live to help protect the environment.

F Frontier, started in 1989, protects biodiversity and ecosystems and at the same time creates jobs for some of the poorest communities. Their first projects were in Tanzania, one of the world’s poorest countries, where they did research in remote forest, savannah, and marine environments.

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Writing

10 Complete the email with the phrases a–k.

a forward to hearingb still hasn’t arrivedc the quality and service d over the last two years e which I bought fromf althoughg first of allh I’m writing to informi could you please j finally arrivedk I discovered that


Dear Sir/ Madam, 0 h you of the problems I’ve been

having with the television 1 your online shop. I have bought several other products from you 2 and I have always been impressed with 3 . However, there have been quite a few problems with the television I ordered.

4 , it wasn’t delivered when it was promised and I had to make five phone calls before someone could tell me why it hadn’t been delivered. When it 5 ,two weeks late, it came without the remote control. 6 you are supposed to be able work the TV without this, it is very difficult to get to the controls on the TV itself. After four hours of trying to set it up, 7 I could only get three channels instead of the fifty it should have. Furthermore, the remote control 8 .

Since I am a regular customer, 9 come and take away the TV and replace it with one that works.

I look 10 from you very soon. Yours faithfully, Jayne Stockwell

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11 Your teacher has asked you write a notice for the school notice board about saving the planet. You should write four short paragraphs. You should include:

– reasons for saving the planet – your idea of the biggest problem facing

the planet – what each person can do at home to help – information about a talk to be given at

the school


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3A5 & 6

Vocabulary


high horse knee long make mini old sky water

diving fashioned heeled length polo racing skirts sleeved up

0 She was wearing a pink, knee-length skirt. It looked very nice.

1 I’m just doing my - . Do you like this lipstick?

2 I’m going to wear my new - shoes.

3 We went yesterday. I loved flying through the air.

4 He always wears a - shirt to work to cover up his

tattoos.5 John is in the school

team. They practise in the pool every Monday.

6 I think her style is quite - , don’t you?

7 My grandfather loves watching . He used to be a jockey once

and adores the animals.8 Can you believe that my mother used to wear

when she was a teenager?

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2 Complete the text. Write one preposition for each space.

I have always believed 0 in making my own luck. My family was always 1 the move because of my father’s job. My mother tried to protect me 2 anything bad, but she couldn’t do anything 3 the bullying 4 school. I used to suffer 5 panic attacks, but it was no good complaining 6 it, because it made the bullies worse. One day, I decided to deal 7 them myself. So, 8 my way to school, I convinced myself that they couldn’t hurt me and if I could just breathe slowly I wouldn’t panic. I wasn’t going to put up with this

anymore. The bullies were waiting 9 me at the school gates and started shouting nasty things 10 me and trying to steal my school bag. I just laughed and gave them my bag without a struggle. When they opened it there was a small explosion of brightly coloured dye which went all over them! They couldn’t clean it off for days and everyone knew what they had done.

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Grammar


Many years ago I 0 B live in the African bush. Every morning we 1 have to check under the bed for snakes and in our shoes for scorpions. When you live in the bush you 2 always be careful where you put your feet and never put your hands into cupboards and drawers without checking for unwelcome visitors first. 3 it gets very hot during the day, you 4 leave windows and doors open without strong netting over them.

One day, when I was alone, I got up and found a long snake curled up in the corner of the bedroom. It looked 5 a mamba, but I wasn’t sure. Because it 6 have been extremely dangerous and I would never take chances with snakes, I called my security guard to come and help. 7 , he didn’t answer and I thought he 8 have fallen asleep. Very slowly I climbed out of bed because I knew that if it were a mamba it 9 move very fast if it wanted to. Finally, I 10 to leave the room and shut the door so it 11 escape into the rest of the house. The snake hadn’t moved. Then I found the guard and we returned to the bedroom, but when we opened the door there was no sign of the snake. It 12 have escaped. We looked everywhere, but we never found it!

0 A would B used to C use to1 A would B could C should2 A could B should C had3 A However B Instead C Although4 A shouldn’t B needn’t C mightn’t


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5 A as B similar C like6 A could B was able C must7 A As well as B Apart from C However8 A must B can’t C should9 A may B could C was able 10 A was able B should C could 11 A mustn’t B needn’t C couldn’t 12 A must B didn’t C can’t

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0 It was wrong to tell her that. shouldn’t You shouldn’t have told her that.1 It was necessary to prepare for the race. had We for the

race.2 I always washed the dishes before I went to

school. would I the dishes

before I went to school.3 That wasn’t Tom. He’s in Australia at the

moment. have That Tom.

He’s in Australia at the moment.4 It wasn’t necessary to buy another ticket. But

we did. bought We another

ticket.5 They didn’t tell us they wanted to come. It was

wrong. have They us they

wanted to come.6 It was impossible to get tickets for the

concert. able We tickets for

the concert.7 Once, he was a profession golfer. to He a

professional golfer.8 He didn’t finish the race because he was

injured. unable He the race

because he was injured. / 8

Key Expressions

5 Complete the dialogue. Use the notes to make questions.

Dan How / you / today? 0How are you today?

Tina Fine thanks and you?

Dan Not bad.

Tina You’ve got a brother, haven’t you?

Dan Yes.

Tina What / like? 1 ?

Dan He’s quite kind really.

Tina Who / like?2 ?

Dan He’s more like my mother than my father. They’re both quiet.

Tina What / look / like?3 ?

Dan He’s tall, well-built and has short dark hair.

Tina What / like?4 ?

Dan Going out with his friends.

Tina Who / like?5 ?

Dan The girl over there with the long blonde hair.

Tina What / his friends like?6 ?

Dan They’re alright. I quite like them.

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better should (x2) shouldn’t were

0 If you feel sick you should go to the doctor.

1 If I you, I’d revise for your exam tonight.

2 You’d not go out tonight if you’ve got an exam tomorrow.

3 You drink coffee. You’re too young.

4 He tell his parents what time he’s coming back.

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Progress Tes 3AModules 5 & 6

Listening

7 Listen to a woman interviewing a boy for a street survey. Read the sentences 1–8. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?

0 The survey will take more than five minutes. F

1 The boy is influenced by magazines. 2 The boy and his friends have similar

hairstyles. 3 The woman thinks the boy’s style is

alternative. 4 The boy never wears a tie or jacket. 5 The boy’s jeans are usually baggy. 6 The boy says he often wears hats. 7 The boy says he uses hairspray. 8 His T-shirts aren’t always popular with

his parents.

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8 Listen to a sports programme. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C).

0 Tonight’s programme focuses on A who watches football. B why people go fishing. C how some sports started.

1 The presenter says that boxing A is a dangerous sport. B was loved by people in Ancient Greece. C began several thousand years ago.

2 Boxing in Ancient Greece was different from modern boxing because

A boxers were often of different sizes and weights.

B their gloves were made from cotton. C boxers weren’t allowed to knock each other

out.

3 The original game of basketball A began 5,000 years ago. B treated losers very cruelly. C was a kind of hand ball.

4 Surfing was first seen in A the South Pacific. B California. C South Africa

5

6

5 The original sport of surfing A was less dangerous than today. B didn’t use specially-shaped boards. C was done by British explorers.

6 The game of rugby A probably began in an English school. B started over 300 years ago. C isn’t very popular nowadays.

7 The original game was different from the modern game because

A players were not sent off for hitting their opponents.

B the rules changed during each game. C players had to hit their opponents to get

the ball. / 7

Reading

9 Complete the article with the words in the box.

because champion championships compete event most part place since sporting sports there when

After the Olympic Games, the Paralympic Summer Games are the second largest 0 sporting event in the world. The Games have become a major 1 on the Olympic calendar.

The earliest athletic games for people with disabilities started back in World War II when Ludwig Guttmann, a German doctor living in England, encouraged 2 therapy for people who were injured, many of them wounded soldiers. He organised the 1948 International Wheelchair Games to coincide with the 1948 London Olympics. Twelve years later his dream of a worldwide sports competition for people with disabilities became a reality.

Rome hosted the first Paralympic Games in 1960 and 400 wheelchair athletes from twenty-three countries took 3 . Since then, the Paralympic Games have grown dramatically and there are six major classifications of athletes: people with visual impairments,



Skills



0 The Paralympic Games are as big as the Olympic Games.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say1 A German doctor originally had the idea for

the Paralympic Games. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say2 In 1948 only people in wheelchairs competed

in the international games. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say3 The first Paralympic Games were in Rome in

1960. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say4 There were six different major classifications of

athletes in 1960. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say5 The London 2012 Paralympic Games will be

the biggest ever. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say6 Oscar Pistorius is a world record holder in

several races. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say7 At first he couldn’t enter able-bodied races. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say8 He is going to be part of the South African

able-bodied team for the 2012 Olympics. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

/ 8

people with physical disabilities, amputee athletes, people with cerebral palsy, people with spinal cord injuries, and ‘others’, that is, athletes with a physical disability that is not included in these six categories.

The Paralympic Summer Games have grown a lot 4 1960. When the Beijing Paralympics took 5 in 2008, there were 4,200 athletes competing in the Games, with people from 148 countries. In addition to the increased participation, 6 have been a number of other changes to the Paralympic Games. Various events have been added and removed, and the range of disabilities and classifications included in the Games has also got bigger. In fact, there will be twenty sports in the Paralympics in the London 2012 Games.

Today one of the 7 famous of the disabled athletes is the South African runner, Oscar Pistorius. He is known as ‘the fastest man on no legs’ 8 he lost both his legs 9 he was a baby. However, using high-tech carbon-fibre legs, he is currently a Paralympic 10 and world-record holder in amputee races over 100 metres, 200 metres and 400 metres. But that’s not enough. He has always wanted to 11 against able-bodied athletes, but some people think that his artificial legs give him an unfair advantage over able-bodied people and he wasn’t allowed to do so. However, there are also disadvantages. For example, if it rains, he has problems as he can slip easily, and it can be difficult keeping his balance when he runs fast round corners. Finally, he was allowed to run against able-bodied athletes in 2011 when he participated in the world athletics 12 in South Korea.

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Progress Tes


3AModules 5 & 6

Writing

11 Read the report. Choose the correct words.

I asked thirty students for their opinions about the school sports facilities.

Most students thought the facilities were generally very good and that the teachers were very good, 0too / although. They said the outdoor facilities for hockey, rugby and football were adequate, 1instead of / as well as the athletics tracks. They said that there were opportunities to do several different sports.

2Although / However, there were some negative points about the facilities. 3For / As example, people said they would like to have more equipment in the gym and some indoor tennis courts as well as some squash courts. Furthermore, some were disappointed there wasn’t a swimming pool, 4although / apart from there is a good one in the town only 500m away. Others thought that 5apart from / instead of only being allowed to use the facilities until five o’clock, they should stay open longer. 6Finally / For example, one last suggestion was that the facilities should be available every day during the school holiday.

7Although / Apart from these things, the general opinion was very positive.

/ 7

12 Write a description of your best friend. You should include:

– his/her name and date of birth – how and where you met – a physical description – what their fashion style is – personality description


/ 10

TOTAL / 100


Modules


3BProgress Tes5 & 6

wouldn’t panic. I wasn’t going to put up with this anymore. The bullies started shouting nasty things 9 me and trying to steal my school bag. They had been waiting 10 me at the school gates. However, I just laughed and gave them my bag without a struggle. When they opened it there was a small explosion of brightly coloured dye which went all over them! They couldn’t clean it off for days and everyone knew what they had done.

/ 10

Grammar


Many years ago I 0 B live in the African bush. Every morning we 1 have to check under the bed for snakes and in our shoes for scorpions. When you live in the bush you 2 always be careful where you put your feet and never put your hands into cupboards and drawers without checking for unwelcome visitors first. 3 it gets very hot during the day, you 4 leave windows and doors open without strong netting over them.

One day, when I was alone, I got up and found a long snake curled up in the corner of the bedroom. It looked 5 a mamba, but I wasn’t sure. Because it 6 have been extremely dangerous and I would never take chances with snakes, I called my security guard to come and help. 7 , he didn’t answer and I thought he 8 have fallen asleep. Very slowly I climbed out of bed because I knew that if it were a mamba it 9 move very fast if it wanted to. Finally, I 10 to leave the room and shut the door so it 11 escape into the rest of the house. The snake hadn’t moved. Then I found the guard and we returned to the bedroom, but when we opened the door there was no sign of the snake. It 12 have escaped. We looked everywhere, but we never found it!

0 A would B used to C use to1 A could B would C should2 A could B had C should 3 A Although B Instead C However

Vocabulary


high horse knee long make mini old sky water

diving fashioned heeled length polo racing skirts sleeved up

0 She was wearing a pink, knee-length skirt. It looked very nice.

1 My grandfather loves watching . He used to be a jockey once

and adores the animals.2 I’m just doing my -

. Do you like this lipstick?3 I think her style is quite -

, don’t you?4 I’m going to wear my new -

shoes.5 He always wears a -

shirt to work to cover up his tattoos.

6 Can you believe that my mother used to wear when she was

a teenager?7 We went

yesterday. I loved flying through the air.8 John is in the school

team. They practise in the pool every Monday.

/ 8

2 Complete the text. Write one preposition for each space.

I have always believed 0 in making my own luck. My mother tried to protect me 1 anything bad, but unfortunately she couldn’t do anything 2 the bullying 3 school. My family was always 4 the move because of my father’s job, so I often had to start at a new school. It was no good complaining 5 it though. However, I used to suffer 6 terrible panic attacks because of the bullies. One day, I decided to deal 7 them myself. So, 8 my way to school, I convinced myself that they couldn’t hurt me and if I could just breathe slowly I


Skills


4 A mightn’t B shouldn’t C needn’t5 A like B similar C as6 A must B was able C could 7 A As well as B However C Apart from8 A can’t B must C should9 A may B was able C could 10 A should B was able C could 11 A mustn’t B couldn’t C needn’t 12 A can’t B didn’t C must

/ 12


0 It was wrong to tell her that. shouldn’t You shouldn’t have told her that.1 I always washed the dishes before I went to

school. would I the dishes

before I went to school.2 That wasn’t Tom. He’s in Australia at the

moment. have That Tom. He’s

in Australia at the moment.3 Once, he was a profession golfer. to He a

professional golfer.4 It was necessary to prepare for the race. had We for the race.5 It wasn’t necessary to buy another ticket. But

we did. bought We another

ticket.6 They didn’t tell us they wanted to come. It was

wrong. have They us they

wanted to come.7 He didn’t finish the race because he was

injured. unable He the race

because he was injured.8 It was impossible to get tickets for the

concert. able We tickets for

the concert. / 8

Key Expressions

5 Complete the dialogue. Use the notes to make questions.

Dan How / you / today? 0How are you today?

Tina Fine thanks and you?

Dan Not bad.

Tina You’ve got a brother, haven’t you?

Dan Yes.

Tina What / look / like?1 ?

Dan He’s tall, well-built and has short dark hair.


Dan He’s quite kind really.

Tina Who / like?3 ?

Dan He’s more like my mother than my father. They’re both quiet.

Tina Who / like?4 ?

Dan The girl over there with the long blonde hair.


Dan Going out with his friends.

Tina What / his friends like?6 ?

Dan They’re alright. I quite like them. / 6


better should (x2) shouldn’t were

0 If you feel sick you should go to the doctor

1 You drink coffee. You’re too young.

2 He tell his parents what time he’s coming back.

3 If I you, I’d revise for your exam tonight.

4 You’d not go out tonight if you’ve got an exam tomorrow.

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3B5 & 6

Listening

7 Listen to a woman interviewing a boy for a street survey. Read the sentences 1–8. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?

0 The survey will take more than five minutes. F

1 The boy is influenced by his friends. 2 The boy and his friends have different

hairstyles. 3 The boy usually wears casual clothes. 4 The boy wears a tie and jacket

to school. 5 The boy’s jeans are usually tight. 6 The boy has a hood on his top. 7 The boy says he uses gel. 8 His parents like his T-shirts.

/ 8

8 Listen to a sports programme. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C).

0 Tonight’s programme focuses on A who watches football. B why people go fishing. C how some sports started.

1 The presenter says that boxing A is a dangerous sport. B began several thousand years ago. C was loved by people in Ancient Greece.

2 Boxing in Ancient Greece was different from modern boxing because

A boxers weren’t allowed to knock each other out.

B their gloves were made from cotton. C boxers were often of different sizes and

weights.

3 The original game of basketball A treated losers very cruelly. B began 5,000 years ago. C was a kind of hand ball.

4 Surfing was first seen in A California. B the South Pacific. C South Africa

5

6

5 The original sport of surfing A didn’t use specially-shaped boards. B was less dangerous than today. C was done by British explorers.

6 The game of rugby A isn’t very popular nowadays. B started over 300 years ago. C probably began in an English school.

7 The original game was different from the modern game because

A the rules changed during each game. B players were not sent off for hitting their

opponents. C players had to hit their opponents to get

the ball.

/ 7

Reading


because champion championships compete event most part place since sporting sports there when

After the Olympic Games, the Paralympic Summer Games are the second largest 0 sporting event in the world. The Games have become a major 1event / race on the Olympic calendar.

The earliest athletic games for people with disabilities started back in World War II when Ludwig Guttmann, a German doctor living in England, encouraged sports therapy for people who were 2injured / pained, many of them wounded soldiers. He organised the 1948 International Wheelchair Games to coincide with the 1948 London Olympics. Twelve years later his dream of a worldwide sports 3game / competition for people with disabilities became a reality.

Rome hosted the first Paralympic Games in 1960 and 400 wheelchair athletes from twenty-three countries took 4place / part.


Skills


Since then, the Paralympic Games have grown dramatically and there are six major classifications of athletes: people with visual impairments, people with physical disabilities, amputee athletes, people with cerebral palsy, people with spinal cord injuries, and ‘others’, that is, athletes with a physical disability that is not included in these six categories.

The Paralympic Summer Games have grown a lot 5since / for 1960. When the Beijing Paralympics took place in 2008, there were 4,200 6athletes / boxers competing in the Games, with people from 148 countries. In addition to the increased participation, 7have been / are being a number of other changes to the Paralympic Games. Various events have been added and removed, and the range of disabilities and classifications included in the Games has also got bigger. In fact, there will be twenty sports in the Paralympics in the London 2012 Games.

Today one of the 8more / most famous of the disabled athletes is the South African runner, Oscar Pistorius. He is known as ‘the fastest man on no legs’ 9because / because of he lost both his legs when he was a baby. 10Despite, / However, using high-tech carbon-fibre legs, he is currently a Paralympic champion and world-record holder in amputee races over 100 metres, 200 metres and 400 metres. But that’s not enough. He has always wanted to compete against able-bodied athletes, but some people think that his artificial legs give him an unfair 11advantage / opinion over able-bodied people and he wasn’t allowed to do so. However, there are also disadvantages. For example, if it rains, he has problems as he can slip easily, and it can be difficult keeping his balance when he runs fast round corners. 12As well as, / Finally, he was allowed to run against able-bodied athletes in 2011 when he participated in the world athletics championships in South Korea.

/ 12


0 The Paralympic Games are as big as the Olympic Games.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say1 An English doctor originally had the idea for

the Paralympic Games. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say2 In 1948 wheelchairs were heavier than they

are today. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say3 The first Paralympic Games were in South

Africa in 1960. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say4 Athletes from twenty-three countries took part

in the first Games. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say5 The London 2012 Paralympic Games will have

twenty sports. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say6 Oscar Pistorius does other sports apart from

running. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say7 Sometimes he slips in the rain. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say8 He wasn’t able to run against able-bodied

athletes in South Korea. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

/ 8




3B5 & 6

Writing

11 Complete the report. Write one word for each space.

I asked thirty students for their opinions about the school sports facilities.

Most students thought the facilities were generally very good and that the teachers were very good, 0 too . They said the outdoor facilities for hockey, rugby and football were adequate, 1 well as the athletics tracks. They said 2 there were opportunities to do several different sports.

However, there were some negative points about the facilities. 3 example, people said they would like to have more equipment in the gym and some indoor tennis courts as well as some squash courts. Furthermore, some 4 disappointed there wasn’t a swimming pool, although there is a good one in the town only 500 metres away. Others thought that instead 5 only being allowed to use 6 facilities until five o’clock, they should stay open longer. Finally, one last suggestion was that the facilities should be available every day during the school holiday.

Apart 7 these things, the general opinion was very positive.

/ 7

12 Write a description of your best friend. You should include:

– his/her name and date of birth – how and where you met – a physical description – what their fashion style is – personality description


/ 10

TOTAL / 100




4A7 & 8

Vocabulary


I’ve just finished watching a terrific 0 B series on TV. It was a very 1 story, so I had to concentrate very hard, but it was worth it. It started with a pool of 2 being found next to a knife, which seemed to have been the murder 3 , in a girl’s living room. However there was no sign of the 4 whatsoever. The forensics team looked for 5 in the room, but found very little. All the surfaces seemed to have been wiped clean. So the hunt was on for a 6 . Police officers questioned a neighbour who said she was a very 7 sleeper, but she hadn’t heard any 8 noises during the night. However, she did remember seeing a man leaving the house the previous afternoon and that he was the 9 image of a famous actor. He soon became the main 10 , but the police couldn’t find him. Then they discovered that the girl had been the 11 sheep of a very wealthy family, so her parents and siblings were questioned next, but they all had very good 12 . There were ten episodes and it wasn’t until the very last one that you found out the truth.

0 A community B crime C order1 A complicated B colourful C abstract2 A hair B footprints C blood3 A warning B weapon C scene4 A witness B victim C alibi5 A cases B ransoms C clues6 A detective B murderer C alibi 7 A bright B light C little8 A unusual B relaxing C realistic9 A similar B sharing C spitting 10 A suspect B victim C kidnapper 11 A dark B grey C black 12 A alibis B witnesses C clues

/ 12

2 Complete the words so they have the same meaning as the words in brackets.

Last year we visited Stonehenge and were amazed by the 0huge (very big) stones which make up the circle. However, Stonehenge is not as 1e (very big) as its neighbour in Avebury, although it is more dramatic to look at. We stayed in a 2l (very nice) bed and breakfast in a 3l (small) village. We had a 4v (very big) room with a 5m (very big) and 6a (very old) four-poster bed. Unfortunately, there was only a 7t (very small) en-suite shower room which wasn’t very good. However, the breakfast we had in the morning was 8d (very nice).

/ 8

Grammar

3 Rewrite the sentences in reported speech.

0 ‘I spend a lot of time visiting art galleries.’ (SAY)

She said she spent a lot of time visiting art galleries.

1 ‘We’re going to make a new film of Romeo and Juliet.’ (ANNOUNCE)

They to make a new film of Romeo and Juliet.

2 ‘Don’t speak to the police,’ the lawyer told her. (WARN)

The to the police.

3 ‘Please listen to me very carefully,’ he told them. (ASK)

He very carefully.

4 ‘I didn’t enjoy the film at all,’ he told us. (ADMIT)

He the film at all.


Skills


5 ‘Will you leave the office, please?’ the woman said. (ASK)

She the office.6 ‘Can I help you?’ the man asked. (OFFER) The man .

/ 6


0 John wanted Jenny to go to the party with him.

‘Will you go to the party with me?’1 She said she was too busy. ‘ .’2 She explained that there was a big project to

finish. ‘ .’3 He replied that it was a pity. ‘ .’4 She admitted that she didn’t really want to

work. ‘ .’5 She added that she was going to try and finish

as early as possible. ‘ as early as

possible.’6 He said he hoped she would be able to go to

the party later. ‘ to go to the

party later.’7 She said she would call him when she finished

working. ‘ working.’8 John said he would come and pick her up. ‘ up.’

/ 8


all (x2) both most neither none some

0 All the people I know enjoy visiting museums and art galleries at the weekends and even when they are on holiday. This is quite unusual because 1 people prefer outdoor activities or lying on a beach when they are on holiday. Although we often go the British Museum at the weekend,

the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum are 2 great favourites with us and our friends. 3 of us gets bored visiting these wonderful places as each time we go, there’s always something new to discover. Not 4 museums are as interesting. 5 can be rather boring, especially if their exhibits never change. My husband and I have visited several smaller museums and 6 of us can say we didn’t enjoy ourselves. You can learn something from even the smallest one!

/ 6

Key Expressions


Ann Excuse me. 0Afraid / Sorry to interrupt, but 1could / should we have a few minutes of your time?

Man Sure. What’s this about?

Ann We’re from the local radio station and we’re asking visitors here in the museum what they think about it.

Man Okay. 2Move / Go ahead. What would you like to know?

Ann How many times have you been here before?

Man Many times – I can’t remember exactly.

Ann Oh 3in / by the way, do you 4think / mind if we record your answers for use in the programme?

Man Sure. No 5matter / problem. Well, 6so / as I was 7saying / speaking, I’ve been here many times. I just love this place. Especially the Egyptian rooms. I can spend many days in just one room. It’s …

Ann 8Shall / Let’s talk about that a bit 9ahead / later. Do you 10mind / think you could just answer the rest of our questions?

Man Okay. But I would …

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Progress Tes

5 What does Katy say about her driving lesson? A It went very slowly B She was rather nervous. C She got stuck behind a lorry.

6 Katy says the car was A coming out of a side road. B overtaking the lorry. C not moving.

7 What damage was done? A Her car was badly damaged. B She was taken to hospital. C Surprisingly little.

/ 7

Reading


although as in some the there unlike when working

J.M.W. Turner

J.M.W. Turner is one of 0 the most famous English romantic landscape artists. 1 many other painters of the time, he was a successful artist throughout his life. In fact, he was only fifteen when his first painting was exhibited at the Royal Academy. His first job was 2 an architect’s assistant but, by the time he was fourteen, he decided he wanted to become a painter and he entered the Royal Academy School.

He started 3 in watercolours and turned to oils later on. 4 he was twenty seven he started travelling in Europe where he filled hundreds of sketchbooks, which he later turned into his incredibly imaginative paintings. He was greatly inspired by his trips to Venice, which led to 5 of his finest work. He studied the effects of the sea and sky in every kind of weather wherever he went and created light-filled paintings. Many of his pictures tell historical stories and express great emotions. 6 addition, he developed his

4AModules 7 & 8

Listening

7 Listen to Angela talking about a detective story. Read the sentences 1–7. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?

0 Angela enjoyed the detective story. T1 The writer is an Australian woman. 2 The main character used to be

a detective. 3 Harry Lee understands criminal minds. 4 The story takes place in New York

and Los Angeles. 5 A painting is stolen from a

London gallery. 6 There are over 100 witnesses to

the theft. 7 The story finally becomes a murder

investigation.

/ 7

8 Listen to two conversations. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C).

Dialogue 1

0 Steve and his girlfriend have A have just got together. B been going out for a year. C just broken up.

1 What does Ben say about Steve’s girlfriend? A He used to get on well with her. B She really liked football. C He didn’t like her very much.

2 Sue thinks that Steve A make a big mistake. B didn’t look well. C was too good for his girlfriend.

3 What does Sue say about tomorrow? A She hasn’t got a dress to wear. B Ben doesn’t want to go. C It’s a family celebration.

Dialogue 2

4 What does Katy say about computers? A She’s just got a new one. B Her dad is going to buy her a laptop. C She’s got a slow computer at home.

7

8



Skills


own technique to create the details in his sometimes almost abstract paintings. He would put the details in by scraping and wiping the wet paint. 7 he was respected by many of his colleagues, 8 were several critics who did not like his work at all.

/ 8


0 Turner was famous for painting landscapes. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say1 He didn’t become successful until he died. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say2 His first job was an artist’s assistant. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say3 He spent many years studying in Venice. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say4 He only used light colours in his paintings. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say5 He was fascinated by the sea and the sky. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say6 He liked to paint historical subjects. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say7 He created a new painting technique. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say8 Everyone thought very highly of him when he

was alive. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

/ 8

11 Read the news articles and choose the best headline (A–G) for each one. There is one extra headline.

0 G Two men are wanted for questioning in

connection with the theft of several expensive cars in George Town over the past few months. The three men are armed and dangerous so if you see them please do not go near them, but call the police on this special number: 0808969999.

1 The police are asking for people who were

in the area of Gold Hill last night to come forward if they saw the car accident which happened around eight o’clock. One person was killed and three were seriously injured.

2 A huge amount of money was taken from the

EKOP Bank early this morning when thieves got in from a tunnel they had dug under the bank. They placed explosives against the security door and blew a hole to enter the bank.

3 A young man has gone missing from his

home in York. The police are asking for any information on Terry James, last seen a week ago in the Regain Café in Market Square. They are particularly keen to talk to the young woman who was having coffee with him that day.

4 Two cows and three sheep were stolen from Mr

Peters farm in Southdown yesterday. The animals are all marked with the letters PF in red dye on their backs. Mr Peters suspects that it may be a joke by some youngsters from the neighbouring village and says that if the animals are returned to their field within twenty-four hours, he won’t take any further action.

5 Seven people were arrested yesterday during

the demonstration in Red Park against the new road which will destroy the park if it is built. Police on horseback charged the demonstrators to break them up and one was taken to hospital with a broken leg. The council say that they will review the routing of the new road this week.

A Neighbourly joke perhapsB Dangerous situation achieves resultC Witnesses needed D Young man attacked by animalE Well-planned theftF Disappearance – information wantedG Dangerous suspect alert

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Progress Tes


4AModules 7 & 8

Writing

12 You have just seen a man stealing a lady’s handbag in the street. Write a report for the police. You should include:

– where you were and what time you saw the incident

– details of what you saw – a description of the thief – what you did when you saw this happen


/ 8


One day, 0while / meanwhile we were on holiday, something very strange happened. We were visiting an ancient stone circle 1while / when we saw an unusual light around one of the stones. My friend and I took pictures of the stone with the light shining from it. It was amazing, but none of the pictures came out. 2Suddenly / While, a man appeared in front of us and asked us why were taking so many pictures of one stone. We tried to explain what had happened. 3During / Meanwhile, other people surrounded us and were taking photos of us talking to this man. 4While / During all this, the sky had become very dark and there was a loud clap of thunder and, 5after / afterwards that, it began to rain heavily. 6While / Then the rain stopped and I realised that everyone had disappeared and only my friend and I were standing in front of the stone. Where were the people? 7Afterwards, / Suddenly, we spoke to people about the storm, but everyone said that the sun had been shining all afternoon.

/ 7

TOTAL / 100


Modules Progress TesX & X


X & X7 & 8

Vocabulary


I’ve just finished watching a terrific 0 B series on TV. It was a very 1 story, so I had to concentrate very hard, but it was worth it. It started with a pool of 2 being found next to a knife, which seemed to have been the murder 3 , in a girl’s living room. However there was no sign of the 4 whatsoever. The forensics team looked for 5 in the room, but found very little. All the surfaces seemed to have been wiped clean. So the hunt was on for a 6 . Police officers questioned a neighbour who said she was a very 7 sleeper, but she hadn’t heard any 8 noises during the night. However, she did remember seeing a man leaving the house the previous afternoon and that he was the 9 image of a famous actor. He soon became the main 10 , but the police couldn’t find him. Then they discovered that the girl had been the 11 sheep of a very wealthy family, so her parents and siblings were questioned next, but they all had very good 12 . There were ten episodes and it wasn’t until the very last one that you found out the truth.

0 A community B crime C order1 A colourful B complicated C abstract2 A hair B blood C footprints3 A weapon B warning C scene4 A witness B alibi C victim 5 A clues B ransoms C cases6 A murderer B detective C alibi 7 A bright B little C light 8 A realistic B relaxing C unusual 9 A similar B spitting C sharing 10 A kidnapper B victim C suspect 11 A black B grey C dark 12 A alibis B witnesses C clues

/ 10

2 Complete the words so they have the same meaning as the words in brackets.

Last year we went on holiday in the south of England. We stayed in 0 lovely (very nice) bed and breakfast accommodation in a 1l (small) village. Unfortunately, there was only a 2t (very small) en-suite shower room which wasn’t very good. However, we had a 3v (very big) room on the first floor, with a 4m (very big) and 5a (very old) four-poster bed. In the morning we had a 6d (very nice) breakfast too.

While we were there, we visited Stonehenge and were amazed by the 7h (very big) stones which make up the circle. However, Stonehenge is not as 8e (very big) as its neighbour in Avebury, although it is more dramatic to look at.

/ 8

Grammar

3 Rewrite the sentences in reported speech.

0 ‘I spend a lot of time visiting art galleries.’ (SAY)

She said she spent a lot of time visiting art galleries.

1 ‘Don’t speak to the police,’ the lawyer told her. (WARN)

The to the police.

2 ‘We’re going to make a new film of Romeo and Juliet.’ (ANNOUNCE)

They to make a new film of Romeo and Juliet.

3 ‘Can I help you?’ the man asked. (OFFER) The man .4 ‘Please listen to me very carefully,’ he told

them. (ASK) He very

carefully.

4B


Skills


5 ‘I didn’t enjoy the film at all,’ he told us. (ADMIT)

He the film at all.

6 ‘Will you leave the office, please?’ the woman said. (ASK)

She the office.

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0 John wanted Jenny to go to the party with him.

‘Will you go to the party with me?’1 She explained that there was a big project to

finish. ‘ .’2 She admitted that she didn’t really want to

work. ‘ .’3 He replied that it was a pity. ‘ .’ 4 She added that she was going to try and finish

as early as possible. ‘ as early as

possible.’5 She said she was too busy. ‘ .’6 He said he hoped she would be able to go to

the party later. ‘ to go to the

party later.’7 She said she would call him when she finished

working. ‘ working.’8 John said he would come and pick her up. ‘ up.’

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5 Choose the correct words. 0All / Some the people I know enjoy visiting

museums and art galleries at the weekends. This is quite unusual because 1both / most people prefer outdoor activities or lying on a beach when they are on holiday. Although we often go the British Museum at the weekend, the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum are 2both / none great

favourites with us. 3Neither / None of us gets bored visiting these wonderful places as each time we go, there’s always something new to discover. Not 4all / some museums are as interesting. 5Neither / Some can be rather boring, especially if their exhibits never change. My husband and I have visited several smaller museums and 6most / neither of us can say we didn’t enjoy ourselves. You can learn something from even the smallest one!

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Key Expressions


Ann 0Excuse / Please me. 1Afraid / Sorry to interrupt, but could we have a few minutes of your time?

Man 2Sure / Pity. What’s this about?

Ann We’re from the local radio station and we’re asking visitors here in the museum what they think about it.

Man Okay. Go ahead. What 3do / would you like to know?

Ann How many times have you been here before?

Man Many times – I can’t remember exactly.

Ann Oh 4in / by the way, do you 5think / mind if we record your answers for use in the programme?

Man Sure. No 6matter / problem. Well, 7so / as I was saying, I’ve been here many times. I just love this place. Especially the Egyptian rooms. I can spend many days in just one room. It’s …

Ann Do you 8mind / think you could just answer the rest of our questions?

Man Okay. But I would like to tell you about the Egyptian …

Ann 9Shall / Let’s talk about that a bit 10ahead / later.

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Modules Progress Tes 4B7 & 8

Listening

7 Listen to Angela talking about a detective story. Read the sentences 1–7. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?

0 Angela enjoyed the detective story. T1 The writer is an American woman. 2 The main character is a criminal. 3 Harry Lee doesn’t know much

about criminals. 4 The story takes place in New York

and London. 5 A painting is stolen from a New York

gallery. 6 Harry Lee has no idea who stole the

painting. 7 The writer gives clues to the mystery

for the reader.

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8 Listen to two conversations. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C).

Dialogue 1

0 Steve and his girlfriend have A have just got together. B been going out for a year. C just broken up.

1 What does Ben say about Steve’s girlfriend? A He used to get on well with her. B He didn’t like her very much. C She really liked football.

2 Sue thinks that Steve A didn’t look well. B make a big mistake. C was too good for his girlfriend.

3 What does Sue say about tomorrow? A She hasn’t got a dress to wear. B It’s a family celebration. C Ben doesn’t want to go.

Dialogue 2

4 What does Katy say about computers? A She’s got a slow computer at home. B Her dad is going to buy her a laptop. C She’s just got a new one.

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5 What does Katy say about her driving lesson? A It went very slowly B She got stuck behind a lorry. C She was rather nervous.

6 Katy says the car was A coming out of a side road. B not moving. C overtaking the lorry.

7 What damage was done? A Her car was badly damaged. B Surprisingly little. C She was taken to hospital.

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Reading


although artists as gallery imaginative in some the when

J.M.W. Turner

I have always been interested 0 in the work of J.M.W. Turner – one of 1 most famous English landscape 2 . Unlike many other painters of the time, he was successful throughout his life. In fact, he was only fifteen when his first painting was exhibited at a famous art 3 . His first job was 4 an architect’s assistant but, by the time he was fourteen, he decided he wanted to become a painter and he entered the Royal Academy School.

He started painting in watercolours and turned to oils later on. 5 he was twenty seven he started travelling in Europe where he filled hundreds of sketchbooks, which he later turned into his incredibly 6 paintings. He was greatly inspired by his trips to Venice, which led to 7 of his finest work.



Skills


He studied the effects of the sea and sky in every kind of weather wherever he went and created light-filled paintings. Many of his pictures tell historical stories and express great emotions. In addition, he developed his own technique to create the details in his sometimes almost abstract paintings. He would put the details in by scraping and wiping the wet paint. 8 he was respected by many of his colleagues, there were several critics who did not like his work at all.

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0 Turner was famous for painting landscapes. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say1 He was successful during his lifetime. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say2 He loved being an architect’s assistant. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say3 His got inspiration from his travels in Europe. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say4 He didn’t like the weather in Europe. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say5 The sea and sky influenced his paintings. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say6 He didn’t like historical subjects. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say7 Some of his paintings are abstract in style A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say8 He was very old when he died. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

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11 Read the news articles and choose the best headline (A–G) for each one. There is one extra headline.

0 G Two men are wanted for questioning in

connection with the theft of several expensive cars in George Town over the past few months. The three men are armed and dangerous so if you see them please do not go near them,

but call the police on this special number: 0808969999.

1 The police are asking for people who were

in the area of Gold Hill last night to come forward if they saw the car accident which happened around eight o’clock. One person was killed and three were seriously injured.

2 A huge amount of money was taken from the

EKOP Bank early this morning when thieves got in from a tunnel they had dug under the bank. They placed explosives against the security door and blew a hole to enter the bank.

3 A young man has gone missing from his

home in York. The police are asking for any information on Terry James, last seen a week ago in the Regain Café in Market Square. They are particularly keen to talk to the young woman who was having coffee with him that day.

4 Two cows and three sheep were stolen from Mr

Peters farm in Southdown yesterday. The animals are all marked with the letters PF in red dye on their backs. Mr Peters suspects that it may be a joke by some youngsters from the neighbouring village and says that if the animals are returned to their field within twenty-four hours, he won’t take any further action.

5 Seven people were arrested yesterday during

the demonstration in Red Park against the new road which will destroy the park if it is built. Police on horseback charged the demonstrators to break them up and one was taken to hospital with a broken leg. The council say that they will review the routing of the new road this week.

A Witnesses needed B Neighbourly joke perhapsC Disappearance – information wantedD Well-planned theftE Young man attacked by animalF Dangerous situation achieves resultG Dangerous suspect alert

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4B7 & 8

Writing

12 You have just seen a man stealing a lady’s handbag in the street. Write a report for the police. You should include:

– where you were and what time you saw the incident

– details of what you saw – a description of the thief – what you did when you saw this happen


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One day, 0while / meanwhile we were on holiday, something very strange happened. 1While / For we were visiting an ancient stone circle, we saw an unusual light around one of the stones. My friend and I took pictures of the stone with the light shining from it. It was amazing, but none of the pictures came out. 2While / Suddenly, a man appeared in front of us and asked us why were taking so many pictures of one stone. We tried to explain what had happened. 3While / During our conversation with the man, the sky had become very dark and there was a loud clap of thunder and, 4after / afterwards that, it began to rain heavily. 5During / Meanwhile, other people surrounded us and were taking photos of us talking to this man. 6Afterwards / While the rain stopped and I realised that everyone had disappeared and only my friend and I were standing in front of the stone. 7When / Then we looked around we found that we were alone. Where were the people?

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TOTAL / 100


Progress Tes Answer Keyevenings. I’d like to hear about new independent bands and sporting events for young people on the new programme. A good time to broadcast the programme would be at about eight o’clock in the evening.

Modules 3–4 Progress Test 2A KeyVocabulary1 Across 2 copper 4 drought 5 hybrid 7 fool 9 galleries

10 dioxide 11 organic Down 1 leather 3 freshwater 6 wages 7 fossil 8 pocket2 1 renewable 2 wind 3 solar 4 landscapes 5 footprint

6 pollution 7 deforestation 8 plastic 9 recycle 10 cloth

Grammar3 1 have been 2 have been studying 3 have just finished

4 has/have been trying 5 has made 6 have been coming 7 have you been doing 8 Have you started 9 have always wanted 10 have been searching 11 have found

4 1 been 2 has 3 the 4 so 5 Although 6 because 7 was

Key Expressions5 1 j 2 i 3 g 4 h 5 a 6 c 7 b 8 d 9 f 10 e

Listening6 1 greenhouse gases/climate change 2 10/ten 3 5/five

4 hurricanes 5 sea level(s) 6 batteries 7 Trees 8 bored 9 air 10 worry 11 20,000/twenty thousand 12 shopping

Reading7 1 value 2 earn 3 by 4 than 5 doing 6 When 7 make

8 because8 1 C 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 A 7 B9 1 D 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 E

Writing10 1 j 2 f 3 i 4 k 5 b 6 a 7 g 8 c 9 e 10 d11 [Sample answer] Saving the planet We all need to do something to save the planet because there is global

warming, fossil fuels are running out and many animals have become extinct or are nearly extinct.

The biggest problem facing the plant at the moment is climate change and global warming because there will be more floods and droughts.

At home each person can help the planet by using energy-saving light bulbs and recycling everything they can. And we should all stop using plastic bags.

Next week, a member of Greenpeace is coming to the school to talk about the projects they are supporting to save the planet. Please come.

Modules 3–4 Progress Test 2B KeyVocabulary1 Across 2 copper 4 drought 5 hybrid 7 fool 9 galleries 10 dioxide

11 organic Down 1 leather 3 freshwater 6 wages 7 fossil 8 pocket2 1 pollution 2 deforestation 3 plastic 4 recycle 5 cloth

6 renewable 7 wind 8 solar 9 landscapes 10 footprint

Grammar3 1 have been studying 2 have just finished 3 has/have been trying

4 has made 5 have been coming 6 have you been doing 7 Have you started 8 haven’t had 9 have booked 10 haven’t checked 11 have lost

4 1 have 2 has 3 so 4 Despite 5 because 6 was 7 the

Key Expressions5 1 f 2 h 3 c 4 j 5 g 6 e 7 i 8 b 9 d 10 a

Listening6 1 killing 2 climate 3 1990 4 2006 5 Ice caps 6 paper

7 group 8 environment 9 pollution 10 smoking 11 ice age 12 partying

Reading7 1 value 2 save 3 earn 4 chores 5 make 6 doing 7 When

8 sell8 1 B 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 B 6 C 7 A9 1 A 2 E 3 D 4 C 5 B

Writing10 1 e 2 d 3 c 4 g 5 j 6 f 7 k 8 b 9 i 10 a11 [Sample answer] Saving the planet We all need to do something to save the planet because there is global

warming, fossil fuels are running out and many animals have become extinct or are nearly extinct.

The biggest problem facing the plant at the moment is climate change and global warming because there will be more floods and droughts.

Modules 1–2 Progress Test 1A KeyVocabulary1 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 B 8 C2 1 keep up with 2 go out with 3 take care of 4 join in with3 1 careful 2 dangerous 3 unknown 4 coloured

5 useless 6 breaking 7 inexperienced 8 organised

Grammar4 1 studied 2 spent 3 to improve 4 going 5 had

6 had never been 7 was travelling 8 met 9 have been 10 to get 11 is writing 12 has seen

5 1 for = since 2 to play = playing 3 eat = eating 4 don’t see = haven’t seen 5 he gets = he got/getting 6 going = go 7 to speak = speaking 8 have = am having

Key Expressions6 1 going 2 very 3 afraid 4 matter 5 What

6 with 7 definitely 8 so 9 pity 10 ask

Listening7 1 A 2 C 3 B 4 B 5 C8 1 10/ten 2 Tourists 3 Station 4 9/nine 5 0161876543

6 actress 7 hospital 8 footballer 9 goalkeeper 10 rain

Reading9 1 B 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 C 6 B 7 B 8 A 9 B 10 A10 1 E 2 D 3 G 4 A 5 C

Writing11 1 doing 2 cool 3 friends 4 Typical 5 loads12 [Sample answer] Hi Charlie Thanks for your email. You’re so lucky to have finished already. I’ve got

history tomorrow and then I can relax. I can’t wait. We aren’t going to Spain this year, because the friends we usually stay with have moved to Italy so we’re going camping in Italy instead. I’m getting my mountain bike when I get back from holiday, so I’ll bring it with me when I come to see you. By the way, can we go swimming in the lake while I’m there?

Must go now. Have got to do some more revision for tomorrow’s exam. Write soon. Josh13 [Sample answer] I listen to the radio every morning before school and sometimes in the

evenings. I’d like to hear about new independent bands and sporting events for young people on the new programme. A good time to broadcast the programme would be at about eight o’clock in the evening.

Modules 1–2 Progress Test 1B KeyVocabulary1 1 A 2 C 3 C 4 C 5 B 6 B 7 A 8 C2 1 join in with 2 take care of 3 keep up with 4 go out with 3 1 unknown 2 careful 3 dangerous 4 coloured 5 useless

6 inexperienced 7 breaking 8 organised

Grammar4 1 studied 2 lived 3 to improve 4 went 5 leaving

6 had never visited 7 was flying 8 met 9 have been 10 get 11 saw 12 is completing

5 1 going = go 2 have = am having 3 to play = playing 4 eat = eating 5 for = since 6 don’t see = haven’t seen 7 he gets = he got/getting 8 to speak = speaking

Key Expressions6 1 How’s 2 Not 3 I’m 4 What’s 5 think 6 agree

7 definitely 8 don’t 9 That’s 10 if

Listening7 1 C 2 A 3 A 4 C 5 A 8 1 10/ten 2 holiday 3 3/three 4 masks 5 police

6 Manchester 7 boy 8 husband’s 9 Australia 10 sunny

Reading9 1 A 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 B 6 A 7 C 8 A 9 B 10 B10 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 G 5 D

Writing11 1 are 2 really 3 Typical 4 great 5 Write back12 [Sample answer] Hi Charlie Thanks for your email. You’re so lucky to have finished already. I’ve got

history tomorrow and then I can relax. I can’t wait. We aren’t going to Spain this year, because the friends we usually stay with have moved to Italy so we’re going camping in Italy instead. I’m getting my mountain bike when I get back from holiday, so I’ll bring it with me when I come to see you. By the way, can we go swimming in the lake while I’m there?

Must go now. Have got to do some more revision for tomorrow’s exam. Write soon. Josh13 [Sample answer] I listen to the radio every morning before school and sometimes in the


Modules 7–8 Progress Test 4A KeyVocabulary1 1 A 2 C 3 B 4 B 5 C 6 B 7 B 8 A 9 C 10 A 11 C

12 A2 1 enormous 2 lovely 3 little 4 vast 5 massive 6 ancient

7 tiny 8 delicious/delightful

Grammar 3 1 announced they were going 2 lawyer warned/told her not to speak

3 asked them to listen to him 4 admitted he hadn’t enjoyed 5 asked me/us to leave 6 offered to help me/us

4 1 I’m/I am too busy 2 There’s/There is a big project to finish 3 It’s/It is a pity 4 I don’t really want to work 5 I’m/I am going to try and finish 6 I hope you will/you’ll be able 7 I’ll/I will call you when I finish 8 I’ll/I will come and pick you

5 1 most 2 both 3 None 4 all 5 Some 6 neither

Key Expressions 6 1 could 2 Go 3 by 4 mind 5 problem 6 as 7 saying

8 Let’s 9 later 10 think

Listening7 1 F 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 F 7 T8 1 C 2 B 3 C 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 C

Reading9 1 Unlike 2 as 3 working 4 When 5 some 6 In 7 Although

8 there10 1 B 2 B 3 C 4 C 5 A 6 A 7 A 8 B11 1 C 2 E 3 F 4 A 5 B

Writing12 [Sample answer] I was standing outside McDonalds at about eight o’clock last night,

when I saw a man steal a lady’s handbag. She was waiting at the bus stop and the man bumped into her as he was walking past and grabbed the bag. He was wearing dark clothes and a hoodie, but I noticed that he was wearing red and white trainers. He was probably between twenty and twenty five years old, but I couldn’t be sure. I chased him and he dropped the bag which I was able to return to the lady who was very happy. However she was in shock so she was taken to hospital.

13 1 when 2 Suddenly 3 Meanwhile 4 During 5 after 6 Then 7 Afterwards

Modules 7–8 Progress Test 4B KeyVocabulary1 1 B 2 B 3 A 4 C 5 A 6 A 7 C 8 C 9 B 10 C 11 A

12 A2 1 little 2 tiny 3 vast 4 massive 5 ancient 6 delicious/

delightful 7 huge 8 enormous

Grammar 3 1 lawyer warned/told her not to speak 2 announced they were going

3 offered to help me/us 4 asked them to listen to him 5 admitted he hadn’t enjoyed 6 asked me/us to leave

4 1 There’s/There is a big project to finish 2 I don’t really want to work 3 It’s/It is a pity 4 I’m/I am going to try and finish 5 I’m/I am too busy 6 I hope you will/you’ll be able 7 I’ll/I will call you when I finish 8 I’ll/I will come and pick you

5 1 most 2 both 3 None 4 all 5 Some 6 neither

Key Expressions 6 1 Sorry 2 Sure 3 would 4 by 5 mind 6 problem 7 as

8 think 9 Let’s 10 later

Listening7 1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 T 6 F 7 T8 1 B 2 A 3 B 4 A 5 C 6 B 7 B

Reading9 1 the 2 artists 3 gallery 4 as 5 When 6 imaginative 7 some

8 although10 1 A 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 A 6 B 7 C 8 C11 1 A 2 D 3 C 4 B 5 F

Writing12 [Sample answer] I was standing outside McDonalds at about eight o’clock last night,

when I saw a man steal a lady’s handbag. She was waiting at the bus stop and the man bumped into her as he was walking past and grabbed the bag. He was wearing dark clothes and a hoodie, but I noticed that he was wearing red and white trainers. He was probably between twenty and twenty five years old, but I couldn’t be sure. I chased him and he dropped the bag which I was able to return to the lady who was very happy. However she was in shock so she was taken to hospital.

13 1 While 2 Suddenly 3 During 4 after 5 Meanwhile 6 Afterwards 7 When

At home each person can help the planet by using energy-saving light bulbs and recycling everything they can. And you should all stop using plastic bags.

Next week, a member of Greenpeace is coming to the school to talk about the projects they are supporting to save the planet. Please come.

Modules 5–6 Progress Test 3A KeyVocabulary1 1 make-up 2 high-heeled 3 sky diving 4 long-sleeved

5 water polo 6 old-fashioned 7 horse racing 8 mini skirts2 1 on 2 from 3 about 4 at 5 from 6 about 7 with 8 on

9 for 10 at

Grammar 3 1 A 2 B 3 C 4 A 5 C 6 A 7 C 8 A 9 B 10 A

11 C 12 A4 1 had to prepare 2 would (always) wash 3 can’t have

been 4 needn’t have bought 5 should have told 6 weren’t able to get 7 used to be 8 was unable to finish

Key Expressions 5 1 What is he like / Who is he like 3 What does he look like 4 What

does he like (doing) 5 Who does he like 6 What are his friends like6 1 were 2 better 3 shouldn’t 4 should

Listening7 1 F 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 F 7 F 8 T8 1 C 2 A 3 B 4 A 5 B 6 A 7 A

Reading9 1 event 2 sports 3 part 4 since 5 place 6 there 7 most

8 because 9 when 10 champion 11 compete 12 championships10 1 A 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 C 6 A 7 A 8 C

Writing11 1 as well as 2 However 3 For 4 although 5 instead of

6 Finally 7 Apart from12 [Sample answer] My best friend is Sarah Charles who was born on 4th June 1996. We

met on the first day of junior school when we were five years old because we sat next to each other in the class. At first we didn’t like each other, but we soon started talking. Today she’s very tall, with long blonde hair and she’s very slim too. In fact, she could be a model! She loves wearing very fashionable clothes – sometimes mini skirts and T-shirts and sometimes very tight jeans with knee-length boots. She’s always going shopping or making her clothes herself. She’s great fun to be with as she’s always happy and very funny.

Modules 5–6 Progress Test 3B KeyVocabulary1 1 horse racing 2 make-up 3 old-fashioned 4 high-heeled

5 long-sleeved 6 mini skirts 7 sky diving 8 water polo 2 1 from 2 about 3 at 4 on 5 about 6 from 7 with 8 on

9 at 10 for

Grammar 3 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 B 8 B 9 C 10 B 11 B

12 C4 1 would (always) wash 2 can’t have been 3 used to be

4 had to prepare 5 needn’t have bought 6 should have told 7 was unable to finish 8 weren’t able to get

Key Expressions 5 1 What does he look like 2 What is he like 3 Who is he like 4 Who

does he like 5 What does he like (doing) 6 What are his friends like6 1 shouldn’t 2 should 3 were 4 better

Listening7 1 T 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 T 7 T 8 F8 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 B

Reading9 1 event 2 injured 3 competition 4 part 5 since 6 athletes

7 have been 8 most 9 because 10 However, 11 advantage 12 Finally

10 1 B 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 A 6 C 7 A 8 B

Writing11 1 as 2 that 3 For 4 were 5 of 6 the 7 from12 [Sample answer] My best friend is Sarah Charles who was born on 4th June 1996. We

met on the first day of junior school when we were five years old because we sat next to each other in the class. At first we didn’t like each other, but we soon started talking. Today she’s very tall, with long blonde hair and she’s very slim too. In fact, she could be a model! She loves wearing very fashionable clothes – sometimes mini skirts and T-shirts and sometimes very tight jeans with knee-length boots. She’s always going shopping or making her clothes herself. She’s great fun to be with as she’s always happy and very funny.


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